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Attacks Last 4-24 Hours
Allelic Disorder to Potassium-Aggravated Myotonia
Acetazolamide Often Effective
Hyperkalemia during Attacks
Myopathic Findings on Biopsy Have Been Occasionally Reported
Myotonia Is Present in Majority of Cases
Attacks Precipitated by Potassium
Attacks Precipitated by Cold Temperature
Attacks Precipitated by Rest after Exercise
Muscle Weakness, Predominantly of Extremities and Tongue
Episodic Weakness or Flaccid Paralysis
Mutation in the CTSC Gene
No Palmoplantar Keratosis
Swollen Achromatic Cells (Pick Cells)
Argyrophilic Hyperphosphorylated Tau-Positive Inclusions - Pick Bodies
Atrophy Possibly More Severe in Left Hemisphere
Frontotemporal Lobar Atrophy with Knife Edge Distinction
Majority of Cases Are Sporadic - Often in Tall Thin Men
Mutation in the Folliculin Gene
Subpleural Blebs
Telangiectases Persist in Adulthood
Caused by Mutations in the Kindlin 1 Gene (KIND1)
Diffuse Skin Wrinkling (Especially Dorsa of Hands and Feet)
Telangiectases in Sun-Exposed and Non-Exposed Skin
Diffuse Skin Atrophy (Especially Dorsa of Hands and Feet)
Neonatal Acral Blistering
Pseudoainhum of Toes
Digital Webbing
Autosomal Dominant Inheritance Reported
Occurs on Right Side in 75% of Cases
All Features Are Unilateral
Hypoplasia of Supraspinatus Muscle
Hypoplasia of Infraspinatus Muscle
Unilateral Syndactyly
Unilateral Absence of Breast
Unilateral Hypoplasia or Absence of Areola
Unilateral Hypoplasia or Absence of Nipple
Unilateral Hypoplasia or Absence of Pectoralis Major Muscle
Rarely Compression of Inferior Vena Cava and Secondary Edema
Lower Total Cholesterol
Total Bilirubin Increase May Occur
Slightly Increased Alkaline Phosphatase May Occur
Back Pain due to Mass Effect of Liver
Early Satiety due to Mass Effect of Liver
Rare Obstruction of Hepatic Venous Outflow (Ascites)
Rarely Rupture of Cysts
Rare Infection of Cysts
Rare Hemorrhage from Cysts
Cysts of Biliary Epithelial Origin
Multiple Fluid-Filled Cysts throughout the Liver
No Evidence of Renal Cysts
Absence of Cerebral Aneurysms
Cranial Foramen Impingement
Spots in 95% of Patients
Mutations in the Serine-Threonine Protein Kinase 11 Gene
Hyperpigmented Macules of Buccal Mucosa
Hyperpigmented Macules of Lips
Recurrent Colicky Abdominal Pain
Hamartomatous Polyps - Stomach to Rectum
Gynecomastia with Sertoli Cell Tumors
Typical Onset in Adulthood
Diminution of Sense of Taste
Gastrointestinal Hamartomatous Polyps
Decreased Penetrance
Neuropsychologic Cognitive Abnormalities
PBG Deaminase Deficiency Possibly Clinically Asymptomatic (90%)
Attacks More Common in Women
Acute Attacks Rarely Occur before Puberty
Urine Occasionally Port Wine in Color Secondary to Porphobilinogen
During Acute Attacks, Urine δ-ALA and PBG Increased
Erythrocyte Porphobilinogen Deaminase Deficiency
Motor Sensory or Autonomic Neuropathy
More Common in Men than Women
Most Common Form of Porphyria
Liver and Red Cell Uroporphyrinogen Decarboxylase Reduced
Incidence of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Increased
Skin Manifestation Less Frequently Observed in Cold Climates
Attacks Often Drug-Induced
Protoporphyrinogen Oxidase Activity Decreased (50%)
Increased Urine Porphyrins At Times
Fecal Protoporphyrin and Coproporphyrin Increased
Cone-Shaped Epiphyses (2nd-4th)
Normal Tarsal Bones
Absent Fifth Metatarsal
Absent 5th Phalanges
Lunate Triquetral Fusion
Aplasia of the 5th Metacarpal
Partial Complete Absence of 5th Phalanges
Normal Ulnae
Mild Radial Bowing
Distinct from Premature Centromere Division
Possible Increase of Aneuploidy in Offspring
Fertility Reduced
Affected Females May Have Increased Spontaneous Abortions
Individuals with the PCS Trait Are Phenotypically Normal
Shortened Metaphase
PCS Involves Most of All Chromosomes of a Metaphase
Bifid Sacrum
Hemisacrum S2-S5
Preserved Vertebra S1