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Processor Organization and PerformanceMuscle weakness is a symptom of several endocrine disturbances and is sometimes the presenting feature.

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General Cellular Reactions,Skeletal muscle is composed of highly adaptable cells, responding to physiological stimuli and alterations in the internal environment by both metabolic and structural changes. The same changes occur, and are sometimes very conspicuous, in muscle diseases.

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Endocrine Myopathies,Muscle weakness is a symptom of several endocrine disturbances and is sometimes the presenting feature.

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Matthew N. O. Sadiku,Cajetan M. Akujuobire permanently deprived of its motor nerve supply gradually atrophies and shows internal disorganization. Neurogenic diseases can be conveniently divided into three groups according to the site of the primary pathological lesion: (1) anterior horn cell, (2) axon and (3) motor end plate. The distribu

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Pipelining and Vector Processingcell disease attributable to the cytopathic effects of the virus, but is unlikely to require diagnostic muscle biopsy. In the more chronic disorders pathological changes beginning in the nerve cell body are frequently followed by gradual ‘dying back’ of the axon. These diseases include the spinal mu

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Pipelining and Vector Processingcle weakness. Pearn. has defined seven separate SMA syndromes on a clinical and genetic basis, of which acute infantile and chronic childhood SMA form the majority. In recent years adult onset SMA has been identified as a major cause of the limb girdle syndrome.. The carrier frequency for one of the

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Overview of Computer Organization in many peripheral nerves. The causes are legion and include toxic inflammatory, metabolic and genetically determined conditions. There is usually impairment of both sensory and motor function, although one or other may dominate the clinical picture. Distal segments of the limbs are most severely a