EDX in Floppy (Hypotonic) Infant

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EDX in Floppy EDX in Floppy (Hypotonic) (Hypotonic) Infant Infant M. Mohammadi MD M. Mohammadi MD Professor, Pediatric Professor, Pediatric Neurology (TUMS) Neurology (TUMS) Children’s Medical Center Children’s Medical Center Hospital Hospital www.profmohammadi.net February 2014 February 2014

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EDX in Floppy (Hypotonic) Infant. M. Mohammadi MD Professor, Pediatric Neurology (TUMS) Children’s Medical Center Hospital www.profmohammadi.net February 2014. Types of Tone. Phasic → rapid contraction in response to a high-intensity stretch (Deep Tendon Reflexes) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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EDX in Floppy EDX in Floppy (Hypotonic) Infant(Hypotonic) Infant

M. Mohammadi MDM. Mohammadi MDProfessor, Pediatric Neurology Professor, Pediatric Neurology (TUMS)(TUMS)Children’s Medical Center HospitalChildren’s Medical Center Hospitalwww.profmohammadi.net February 2014February 2014

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Types of ToneTypes of Tone

PhasicPhasic→ → rapid contraction in response to a rapid contraction in response to a high-intensity stretch (Deep Tendon Reflexes)high-intensity stretch (Deep Tendon Reflexes)

PosturalPostural→ → the prolonged contraction of the prolonged contraction of antigravity muscles in response to the low-antigravity muscles in response to the low-intensity stretch of gravityintensity stretch of gravity

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Phasic TonePhasic Tone

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Postural TonePostural Tone

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Postural TonePostural Tone

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Gower SignGower Sign

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FasciculationsFasciculations

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Waddling GaitWaddling Gait

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MyotoniaMyotonia

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MyotoniaMyotonia

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Appearance of HypotoniaAppearance of Hypotonia

Frog legFrog leg Hand positionHand position Pectus excavatumPectus excavatum Flattening & loss of hair on occiputFlattening & loss of hair on occiput Head lag & shoulder droop in sitting positionHead lag & shoulder droop in sitting position Arthrogryposis (hypotonia in uterus)Arthrogryposis (hypotonia in uterus) CDHCDH Traction & Suspension responses Traction & Suspension responses

(vertical,Horizontal) (vertical,Horizontal)

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Phenotypic CharacteristicsPhenotypic Characteristics

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Phenotypic CharacteristicsPhenotypic Characteristics

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Some TermsSome Terms

A primary disorder of the anterior horn cell A primary disorder of the anterior horn cell body is a “body is a “neuronopathy”.neuronopathy”.

A primary disorder of the axon or its myelin A primary disorder of the axon or its myelin covering is a “covering is a “neuropathyneuropathy”.”.

A primary disorder of the muscle fiber is a A primary disorder of the muscle fiber is a ““myopathymyopathy”.”.

In infancy and childhood, cerebral disorders In infancy and childhood, cerebral disorders are far are far more common more common than motor unit than motor unit disorders (disorders (cerebral hypotoniacerebral hypotonia).).

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EDXEDX

Electrodiagnostic StudiesElectrodiagnostic Studies EMGEMG NCSNCS RSTRST F WaveF Wave H ReflexH Reflex ……....

Useful mean to screen hypotoniaUseful mean to screen hypotonia Trained, expert handsTrained, expert hands Highly Sensitive, but non-specificHighly Sensitive, but non-specific

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Surface electrodes used in Surface electrodes used in pediatric EMGpediatric EMG

Stimulating electrode

Infant Recording electrode

Child recording electrode

Disposable self adhesive electrodes

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Needle electrodes used in Needle electrodes used in pediatric EMGpediatric EMG

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Needle electrodes used in Needle electrodes used in pediatric EMGpediatric EMG

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Motor NCS & Sensory NCSMotor NCS & Sensory NCS

Posterior Tibialis Motor NCS Medial Plantar Sensory NCS

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MyotoniaMyotonia

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NMJ Disorders Myasthenia NMJ Disorders Myasthenia GravisGravis

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Algorhitmic ApproachAlgorhitmic Approach

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