Asymmetrical Lower Extremity Muscle Wasting In An Adult - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
- Total CK: 16322

Other Studies:
- Muscle Biopsy (1995): Rare regenerating fibers are identified, However, no definitive etiology can be determined. <br>- EMG Left Lower Extremity: Left Lumbosacral Polyradiculopathy. <br>- EMG Left Upper Extremity: Left C7 Cervical Radiculopathy <br>- XR Lumbar Spine: unremarkable <br>- MRI Cervical Spine: multiple disc bulge with severe C6-7 left foraminal stenosis. Moderate degenerative disc disease. <br>- MRI Thoracic Spine: small right broad based right paracentral disc protusion with annular tear at T6-7. <br>- XR Left Ankle: Negative <br>- XR Left Shoulder: No acute osteoarticular abnormality

Consultations:
UF Neurology - differential including miyoshi myopathy recommending genetic testing. Genetic testing positive for homozygous ANO5 mutation consistent with Miyoshi myopathy type 3.

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