AN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHY OF HYPERTHYROIDISM PATIENTS
Jianjun Liu
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Jianjun Liu
Abstract
Objective:To identify the clinical value of electromyography in hyperthyroidism diagnosis.Methods:Common electromyographic examination were applied in 30 cases with hyperthyroidism.Results:The abnormalities of electromyography were shown in all the patients even though their symptom and physical sign were not obvious at all. Conclusion:The finding suggests that excessive thyroxine might results in muscle damage and abnormal muscle electric activity. On the other hand, it is shown that electromyography is a sensible test in hyperthyroid muscle damage by which clinical muscle damage can be found. The recovery in electromyography can serves as an index which indicates hyperthyroidism has been treated effectively.
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Objective:To identify the clinical value of electromyography in hyperthyroidism diagnosis.Methods:Common electromyographic examination were applied in 30 cases with hyperthyroidism.Results:The abnormalities of electromyography were shown in all the patients even though their symptom and physical sign were not obvious at all. Conclusion:The finding suggests that excessive thyroxine might results in muscle damage and abnormal muscle electric activity. On the other hand, it is shown that electromyography is a sensible test in hyperthyroid muscle damage by which clinical muscle damage can be found. The recovery in electromyography can serves as an index which indicates hyperthyroidism has been treated effectively.
Key concepts: Electromyography, Medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical therapy