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Muscle biopsy of right tricep show chronic denervation and reinnervation with small angular muscle fibers scattered and regions grouped atrophy. same symptoms in every muscle. doctor cant give a diagnosis. why cant he? what other test can i do?
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Get a referral to a neurologist, who assess the meaning of "chronic denervation". An EMG may also be useful.
Answered 2/22/2022
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I recommend consulting a neuromuscular disease specialist at a department of neurology at a university hospital near you.
Answered 2/24/2022
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