41. Monicas Lupus - Associated Autoimmune Conditions - Myositis and degeneration of skeletal muscle tissues, The inflammatory myopathies includeDermatomyositis, Polymyositis and Inclusion body myositis each being unique in http://www.monicaslupus.co.uk/myositis.htm

Myopathies Group I nflammatory myopathies are a group of muscle diseases involving the inflammation and degeneration of skeletal muscle tissues, The inflammatory myopathies include Dermatomyositis, Polymyositis and Inclusion body Myositis each being unique in it's development and treatment Myositis means inflammation of muscle. Polymyositis means inflammation of many muscles, and dermatomyositis means inflammation of muscle and skin. The results of either condition are weakened muscles and often muscle pain. These conditions are seldom fatal, but in the most severe cases a person may need a wheelchair or require assistance with activities of daily living. Dermatomyositis Dermatomyositis (DM) is the most easily recognized of the inflammatory myopathies due to its distinctive rash. This rash occurs as a patchy, dusky, reddish or lilac rash on the eyelids, cheeks, and bridge of the nose, and on the back or upper chest, elbows, knees and knuckles. Some people with dermatomyositis develop calcified nodules or hardened bumps under the skin. The rash often precedes muscle weakness. Dermatomyositis can occur at any age from childhood to adulthood and is more common in females than males. High dose prednisone has been an effective treatment for many patients. Azathioprine and methotrexate are often used. Unfortunately, these drugs have adverse side effects, especially after prolonged use. Polymyositis Polymyositis (PM) does not have the characteristic rash of dermatomyositis (DM). Onset of muscle weakness usually progresses slower than DM. In the main muscles nearest to the trunk of the body are weakened whereas muscles furthest away are affected variable. Difficulty in swallowing is common in PM. Inability to breathe due to muscle failure is uncommon but occurs more often in PM than in dermatomyositis or inclusion body myositis. As many as one third of PM patients have muscle pain, but it is rarely the chief complaint. High doses of prednisone have been an effective treatment for many patients. azathioprine and methotrexate are also prescribed. Unfortunately, these drugs have adverse side affects, especially after prolonged use.

42. Family Forum : Magazine The myositis Miracle How a Tallahassee mom helped her daughter survive adeadly disease. It was called myositis (specifically, dermatomyositis). http://www.familyforumonline.com/magazine/2002_winter/myositis_miracle.shtml

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43. InteliHealth: Myositis AZ format. myositis (Polymyositis And Dermatomyositis). Health A toZ, Reviewed by the Faculty of Harvard Medical School myositis http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/9339/10399.html

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44. 1Up Health > Myositis (Myitis) Search 1Up Health. Diseases Conditions . myositis Information.Alternative names Myitis. Definition An inflammation or swelling http://www.1uphealth.com/health/myositis_info.html

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45. Tension Myositis Syndrome: MindBody Approach To Back Pain MindBody Insights for Back and Neck Pain, Tension myositis Syndrome,other disorders. Tension myositis Syndrome (TMS) What is it? http://www.mindbodymedicine.com/

a site created to educate the public about mindbody concepts in illness, with a focus on Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS). TMS is a common and treatable cause of back and neck pain. The treatment is unique in that it relies on the mindbody connection and the healing benefits of learning to connect emotions and pain. Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS)...What is it? TMS Questionnaire...Do I have it? Interview with Dr. Schechter Mindbody Medicine, in General ... Ordering Information This site was developed by David Schechter MD. He is a Board Certified Sports Medicine/Family Practice Physician with office locations in Beverly Hills and Culver City, California. Dr. Schechter has twenty years of experience with the TMS diagnosis. He was a successful patient of Dr. John Sarno and Dr. Sarno's research assistant during medical school at NYU. Dr. Schechter is a practicing physician who specializes in the TMS diagnosis and a mindbody approach for appropriate patients. You may wish to tour the site by reviewing the highlights above and then following the buttons below to the other pages. If you're interested in exercise and fitness issues , there's a section for you, as well.

46. Myositis Laboratory myositis Testing Laboratory. About 50% of patients with polymyositis or dermatomyositishave specific MSA or myositis associated antibodies (MAA). http://www.omrf.org/OMRF/Core/MyositisLab.asp

Myositis Testing Laboratory Another type of autoimmune disease attacks the muscles of the body. The "myositis-specific antibodies" (MSA) can assist in the diagnosis of polymyositis and dermatomyositis in those patients who have the diseases. About 50% of patients with polymyositis or dermatomyositis have specific MSA or myositis associated antibodies (MAA). MSA are almost never found in patients without myositis, even if they have other muscle diseases of autoimmune diseases. This means that when the physician's examination and initial testing suggests the possibility of polymyositis or dermatomyositis, a positive test for an MSA can be strong supporting evidence for the diagnosis. For a long time the testing for these antibodies was only available in research studies, but it is now possible to obtain this testing clinically. The Myositis Profile, performed at the OMRF Clinical Immunology Laboratory, includes tests for 12 of the MSAs and MAAs. Additional antibodies may be detectable using this profile. Dr. Ira Targoff is the consultant to the Clinical Immunology Laboratory regarding this testing. As with the Reichlin Profile for lupus, patients with a particular antibody may have distinctive clinical pictures with certain associated problems. Identifying certain antibodies can help characterize the condition more fully. Research continues in our lab, and others around the world, to determine the nature of the relationship between the various MSAs and polymyositis and dermatomyositis.

47. Myositis Laboratory myositis Testing. myositis Testing. Requisition Form Word format.Specimen Handling Word format. Price List Word format. http://www.omrf.org/OMRF/Core/MyositisHome.asp

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48. Myositis Message Board Related Topics. myositis Message Board 0) myositis or dermatomyositisfrom Zyderm collagen Joanne Weiss 220638 9/26/00 (1) Re http://www.healthboards.com/myositis/

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49. NIH: Health Information Home Health Information Browse Health Topics Alphabetically. myositis. Resources.NINDS. NINDS logo NINDS. Dermatomyositis. Inclusion Body myositis. Polymyositis. http://health.nih.gov/result.asp?disease_id=873

50. Hope For Tension Myositis Syndrome Is Possible Through The Freedom From Pain Pro Relief from Tension myositis is possible through the Freedom FromPain Program from BradyInstitute.com. Our Program will help you http://www.bradyinstitute.com/tms.html

TMS is a disorder that can be the cause of many physical symptoms. Due to mounting stress and strong negative repressed emotions, you may experience: Chronic Back Pain Fibromyalgia Pain Chronic Neck and Shoulder Pain Sciatic Nerve Pain Myofascial Pain Syndrome Irritable Bowel Syndrome Tension or Migraine Headaches.. and More. TMS usually involves your muscles, nerves or tendons. The symptoms are thought to be caused by mild oxygen deprivation due to increased autonomic and vascular tone. The autonomic tone of your body is abnormally increased by your subconscious mind in response to a critical level of repressed emotions. The great news is that TMS symptoms can be virtually eliminated without medicines and without surgery. TMS was discovered by NYU physician and professor Dr. John Sarno. Dr. Scott Brady MD, founder of The Brady Institute for Health, was trained to treat TMS by Dr. Sarno. Dr. Brady once suffered from Back Pain and Irritable Bowel Syndrome due to TMS. After visiting many physicians and undergoing the traditional treatments for several years, Dr. Brady learned about TMS, recovered from TMS, and began treating TMS patients with great success at The Brady Institute for Health.

51. Poly- En Dermatomyositis (PM En DM) Lupus Sclerodermie Sjögrensyndroom Vasculitis MCTD, http://www.cibliga.com/myositis.html

Lupus Sclerodermie Vasculitis MCTD [CIB] [CIB-liga] [Contact] Door dr. M. Walravens , reumatoloog, O.L.Vrouw-ziekenhuis te Aalst Wat is polymyositis (PM)? Wat is dermatomyositis (DM)? Belangrijkste symptomen PM/DM bij kinderen ... Erfelijkheid Wat is polymyositis (PM)? Polymyositis is een ziekte waarbij de spieren ontsteken, waarschijnlijk ten gevolge van auto-immuunreacties. De eigelijke oorzaak is echter nog niet bekend. Wat is dermatomyositis (DM)? Wanneer polymyositis samengaat met een bepaald soort huidontstekingen spreekt men van dermatomyositis (derma = huid). Belangrijkste symptomen Het eerste symptoom is meestal spierzwakte en wel van de bekkenspieren, wat zich uit door moeite bij het bestijgen van trappen, bij het fietsen enz. Terzelfder tijd of kort nadien ontstaan dezelfde klachten in de nek en de schoudergordelspieren. De krachtsvermindering kan licht tot heel ernstig zijn, gaande tot verlamming. Er kan min of meer belangrijke spierpijn aanwezig zijn. De huidverschijnselen zijn meestal ook in het begin al aanwezig en kunnen zelfs de spierproblemen voorafgaan. Soms zijn de spierklachten minder belangrijk dan de huidklachten. Gewrichtsontstekingen met zwelling, maar zonder aantasting van kraakbeen of bot komen voor.

52. Necrotizing Fasciitis/Myositis ("flesh-eating Disease") - Information - April 19 Necrotizing Fasciitis/myositis ( flesheating disease ). When the diseasespreads into the muscle tissue, it is called necrotizing myositis. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/pphb-dgspsp/publicat/info/necro_e.html

Information Sheets INFORMATION April 1999 Necrotizing Fasciitis/Myositis ("flesh-eating disease") Necrotizing fasciitis nek -roe-tie-zing fah-shee- eye -tis) is more commonly known as "flesh-eating disease". It is a rare illness that causes extensive tissue destruction and can lead to death. In Canada, there are 90-200 cases of necrotizing fasciitis each year. Definition and Symptoms Symptoms of necrotizing fasciitis include fever, severe pain, and a red, painful swelling which spreads rapidly. Death can occur in 12 to 24 hours. When the disease spreads along the layers of tissue that surround muscle (the fascia), it is called necrotizing fasciitis . When the disease spreads into the muscle tissue, it is called necrotizing myositis Cause Necrotizing fasciitis can be caused by a number of different bacteria, one of them being the group A streptococcus. This is a common bacteria which causes infections, such as sore or strep throat, in children and young adults. Ten to 15 per cent of school age children may carry group A streptococcus in their throat and have no symptoms. It is normally spread through close, personal contact with an infected person, for example, through kissing or sharing cutlery. This same bacteria also causes scarlet fever, impetigo and rheumatic fever. Sometimes group A streptococcus causes serious diseases such as pneumonia, streptococcal toxic-shock syndrome, and necrotizing fasciitis and myositis. In instances where serious disease develops, the presence of sore throat is very unusual.

53. International Workshops On Myositis Outcome Measures And Clinical Trial Design I International Workshops on myositis Outcome Measures and Clinical Trial Design IssuesFirst Workshop Defining Improvement in Adult and Juvenile myositis The http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/news-reports/workshops/myositisoutcome20011109.

Office of Rare Diseases International Workshops on Myositis Outcome Measures and Clinical Trial Design Issues First Workshop- Defining Improvement in Adult and Juvenile Myositis The International Myositis Outcome Assessment Collaborative Study Group Table of Contents Agenda Summary Participants International Workshops on Myositis Outcome Measures and Clinical Trial Design Issues First Workshop- Defining Improvement in Adult and Juvenile Myositis The International Myositis Outcome Assessment Collaborative Study Group Agenda Friday, November 9 8:30 a.m. Registration Joint Meeting of the Adult and Juvenile Myositis Working Groups 9:00 a.m. Welcome, Introduction and Overview - Fred Miller and Lisa Rider 9:40 a.m. Core set measures: Physician and patient/parent global assessments - Lisa Rider 10:00 a.m. Core set measures: Manual muscle testing considerations for myositis clinical trials - Michael Love 10:25 a.m. Core set measures: Muscle strength (manual muscle testing) - Lisa Rider 11:00 a.m. Core set measures: Functional assessments considerations for myositis clinical trials - Galen Joe 11:20 a.m.

54. International Workshops On Myositis Outcome Measures And Clinical Trials Design National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the Office of RareDiseases International Workshops on myositis Outcome Measures and Clinical http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/news-reports/workshops/myositis2002.html

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the Office of Rare Diseases International Workshops on Myositis Outcome Measures and Clinical Trials Design Issues International Workshops on Myositis Outcome Measures and Clinical Trials Design Issues Second Workshop - Developing Consensus on Outcomes and Clinical Trial Design Issues in Adult and Juvenile Myositis The International Myositis Assessment and Clinical Studies Group (IMACS) Agenda Tuesday, October 22 8:15 a.m. Registration Introduction, Background, and Goals of the Workshop Joint Meeting of the Adult and Juvenile Myositis Working Groups 8:30 a.m. Welcome and Introduction Ann Reed 8:40 a.m. Background and Goals of the Workshop Fred Miller Development of a Preliminary Definition of Improvement for Myositis 9:00 a.m. Review of What was Learned at the Previous Workshop Lisa Rider 9:10 a.m. Developing a Preliminary Definition of Improvement: General Concepts and Prior and New Approaches Ed Giannini and Tony Lachenbruch 10:25 a.m. Development of a Common Definition of Improvement for both Adult and Juvenile Myositis: Advantages and Disadvantages Fred Miller and Lisa Rider 10:45 a.m.

55. Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Inclusion Body Myositis Inclusion Body myositis. Published October 1998. What is inclusionbody myositis? Inclusion body myositis (IBM) is a disease http://www.muscular-dystrophy.org/information/KeyFacts/ibm.html

@import "../../css/cssstyle.css"; Receive copies of our quarterly magazine Get your message to over 30,000 readers by advertising in Target MD magazine. Call for details: David N Russell Inclusion Body Myositis February 2003 Written by Dr S Hammans (Consultant Neurologist) Wessex Neurological Centre, Southampton for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. What is inclusion body myositis? Inclusion body myositis (IBM) is a disease of muscle, which causes muscles to become thin and weak. It was recognised as a disease in its own right in the 1960's. It usually occurs in middle to late life and is more common in men than women. We don't know how many people in the UK are affected but it is the most common muscle disease diagnosed after the age of 50. Nevertheless, it is sufficiently rare that most general practitioners will not have looked after patients with IBM before, and many doctors will not have heard of the condition. How will it affect me? IBM is a slowly progressive condition causing a gradual deterioration in muscle strength over the years. Most limb muscles can be affected. In particular the quadriceps (the thigh muscles which extend the knee joint), and forearm muscles that flex the wrists and fingers are commonly weak. Accordingly, patients often notice difficulty with stairs, getting out of a chair and a poor grip. Swallowing muscles are affected in some patients, but most do not encounter severe swallowing problems. The disease typically does not affect muscles of the heart, eye, gut or bladder. It does not affect the function of the brain or sensation, and speech is rarely affected. In general patients do not die of the disease, but most meet with some degree of disability as the disease progresses.

56. Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Myositis Ossifcans Progressiva myositis Ossificans Progressiva. Published April 1993. myositis ossificansprogressiva, also known as Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva http://www.muscular-dystrophy.org/information/KeyFacts/mo1.html

@import "../../css/cssstyle.css"; Receive copies of our quarterly magazine Get your message to over 30,000 readers by advertising in Target MD magazine. Call for details: David N Russell Myositis Ossifcans Progressiva January 2000 Written by Professor J M Connor MD, FRCP for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. Myositis ossificans progressiva, also known as Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva or FOP, is a disabling condition which is caused by the formation of bony bars within the muscles of the body. This bone formation is usually first noticed in early childhood as a series of hard lumps in the neck or along the spine. These lumps, which may be tender, gradually shrink in size as the affected muscles are replaced by bone. The appearance of bony lumps in muscles is usually spontaneous but can also be provoked by any injury to the muscles. Disability in MOP is physical and very variable in extent; intelligence in unaffected. How does the condition progress? MOP is progressive in that more muscles become involved with increasing age, but the rate of progression is very variable from one person to another. Furthermore, the condition tends to show long periods of inactivity (of up to several years in length). Can any muscles be affected?

57. AAEM - Patient Resources - Myositis Patient Resources myositis. myositis. myositis is a general term for inflammatorydisorders of muscle. myositis Association of America - www.myositis.org. http://www.aaem.net/aaem/patientInfo/myositis.cfm

Patient Resources - Myositis Membership Directory Practice Issues / Advocacy Employment/Training Career Center Fellowship Listing EDX Courses Training Links ... List Rental Myositis Myositis is a general term for inflammatory disorders of muscle. The most common symptom is weakness and patients frequently complain of muscle pains. There are many causes of myositis, including but not limited to drugs, infections, and autoimmune disorders. Patients of all ages may be affected. The treatment depends on the cause. For More Information: American Chronic Pain Association - www.theacpa.org Myositis Association of America - www.myositis.org To Main Patient Resources Page 421 First Avenue SW, Suite 300 East Rochester, MN 55902 Telephone: (507) 288-0100 Fax: (507) 288-1225 E-mail: aaem@aaem.net

58. AAEM - Patient Resources - Inclusion Body Myositis Patient Resources Inclusion Body myositis. Inclusion Body myositis. Inclusionbody myositis is a slowly progressive inflammatory disorder of muscle. http://www.aaem.net/aaem/patientInfo/inclusion_body_myositis.cfm

Patient Resources - Inclusion Body Myositis Membership Directory Practice Issues / Advocacy Employment/Training Career Center Fellowship Listing EDX Courses Training Links ... List Rental Inclusion Body Myositis Inclusion body myositis is a slowly progressive inflammatory disorder of muscle. Men over age 50 are most commonly affected. Very rarely, the disease may be inherited. Symptoms include muscle weakness in the arms and legs. The diagnosis can be made when characteristic changes are seen on a muscle biopsy specimen. Occasional patients have been reported to improve with intravenous gamma globulin or steroids, but overall the response to treatment is poor. For More Information: Myositis Association of America - www.myositis.org National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) - www.rarediseases.org Muscular Dystrophy Association - www.mdausa.org

59. Myositis Ossificans myositis ossificans,, Print this article, Some patients may not have the inflammationor the muscle involvement suggested by the term myositis. . http://www.amershamhealth.com/medcyclopaedia/Volume III 1/myositis ossificans.ht

Medcyclopaedia About Medcyclopaedia Amersham Health Search for: Type a word or a phrase. All forms of the word are searchable. Advanced search Browse entry words starting with: A B C D ... Other characters Try our Medcyclopaedia Premium Edition with added tools and functionality tailored to make your working day easier. The following tools are presently available: Expanded search *For Medical Professionals only, registration required Myositis ossificans, a disorder in which the muscles (and frequently also other soft tissue such as tendons, ligaments, fasciae, aponeuroses and joint capsules) are involved by heterotopic ossification or cartilage formation. Two main categories are recognized. Myositis ossificans traumatica (also termed myositis ossificans circumscripta) frequently occurs after some type of trauma, although in other cases the patient may have one of the systemic problems in which soft tissue ossification occurs, such as neurologic conditions, burns and tetanus ( Fig.1 ). Some lesions develop spontaneously ( pseudomalignant osseous tumour of soft tissue). Some patients may not have the inflammation or the muscle involvement suggested by the term "myositis."

60. Granulomatöse Myositis Translate this page Neuromuskuläre Störungen Granulomatöse myositis. Kommt nicht nurbei Sarkoidose vor, sondern kann wohl auch bei Hyperthyreose http://neuroscript.com/granulom.htm

Granulomatöse Myositis Kommt nicht nur bei Sarkoidose vor, sondern kann wohl auch bei Hyperthyreose oder bei paraneoplastischen Myopathien auftreten. Für die Annahme einer Muskelsarkoidose muß deshalb der Befall zumindest zwei weiterer Organe nachgewiesen werden oder die spezifische Labordiagnostik eindeutig positiv sein (Kreim-Test, ACE) Klinik Myalgien und vorzeitige Ermüdung oder permanente Schwächen der proximalen Muskulatur bei akuter Erkrankung. Langsam progrediente Paresen und Atrophien bei der chronischen Form Therapie siehe Sarkoidose-Therapie Infos für Patienten finden sie in Kürze unter neuroreha.info

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