Expert consensus recommendations for improving and standardising the assessment of patients with generalised myasthenia gravis
European Journal of Neurology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(7)
Published: March 24, 2024
Regular
and
consistent
disease
assessment
could
provide
a
clearer
picture
of
burden
in
generalised
myasthenia
gravis
(gMG)
improve
patient
care;
however,
the
use
tools
practice
lacks
standardisation.
This
modified
Delphi
approach
was
taken
to
review
current
evidence
on
tool
gMG
develop
expert-derived
consensus
recommendations
for
good
practice.
Language: Английский
Exercise and myasthenia gravis
Simone Birnbaum,
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Linda Kahr Andersen
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International review of neurobiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Exercise and myasthenia gravis
Rare Disease and Orphan Drugs Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
4(2)
Published: May 15, 2025
Myasthenia
gravis
(MG)
is
an
autoimmune
disease
primarily
affecting
the
neuromuscular
junction.
Its
main
clinical
manifestations
are
fluctuating
muscle
weakness
and
easy
fatigability,
which
currently
believed
to
be
caused
by
disease-specific
autoantibodies.
Pharmacological
therapy
first-line
treatment
for
MG,
regimens
including
glucocorticoids,
immunosuppressants,
pyridostigmine
considered
significantly
improve
patients’
manifestations,
enabling
patients
achieve
goal
of
minimal
manifestation
status
(MMS).
Supportive
also
equally
important
in
practice.
Traditionally,
it
was
thought
that
exercise
might
exacerbate
symptoms
MG
patients;
however,
with
a
deeper
understanding
publication
relevant
research
findings,
now
moderate
can
benefit
stable
patients.
Language: Английский
Perspectives of people with myasthenia gravis on physical activity and experience of physical activity advice from health professionals in the Australian context: a qualitative study
Tahlia Alsop,
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Marianna Cassimatis,
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Katrina Williams
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Disability and Rehabilitation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 8
Published: April 13, 2024
Purpose
Physical
activity
is
an
important
modifiable
determinant
of
health.
There
has
been
a
historical
aversion
to
movement
in
people
with
myasthenia
gravis
(MG)
due
the
pathophysiology
disease,
however,
research
suggests
engagement
physical
safe
and
does
not
exacerbate
symptoms.
are
currently
no
studies
investigating
qualitative
perspectives
MG
on
activity.
The
aim
this
study
was
explore
perceptions
activity,
barriers,
enablers,
participants'
experiences
advice
from
health
professionals.
Language: Английский
Personality factors in patients with myasthenia gravis: A prospective study
Berit Jordan,
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Luise Förster,
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Theresa Buchholz
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et al.
Brain and Behavior,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(11)
Published: Aug. 22, 2023
In
myasthenia
gravis
(MG),
depression
and
anxiety
have
frequently
been
reported
as
comorbidities.
However,
little
is
known
about
personality
characteristics
in
MG
patients.
We
aimed
to
characterise
traits
correlate
them
with
disease
severity
course.The
Big
Five
Inventory
data
questionnaire
was
used
investigate
44
patients
45
healthy
controls
similar
age
gender.
28
patients,
a
caregiver
also
available
for
patient
assessments
limit
bias
associated
social
desirability
patients'
responses.
Patients
were
assessed
regard
premorbid
(before
manifestation
of
MG)
present
condition.
addition,
scales
(Hospital
Anxiety
Depression
Scale
Beck
Inventory)
applied.Compared
controls,
showed
significantly
higher
levels
neuroticism,
whereas
openness
extraversion
lower.
Agreeableness
conscientiousness
did
not
differ
between
groups.
Neuroticism
influenced
by
such
generalization
weakness,
presence
thymoma,
bulbar
involvement
well
duration.
correlated
level
neuroticism
but
scores.A
profile
increased
lower
may
contribute
considerably
the
perception
severity.
It
be
related
frequent
comorbidities
depression.
Although
increased,
this
characteristic
increase
during
course
disease.
The
indicate
that
muscle
weakness
accompanied
or
even
complicated
psychological
aspects.
Therefore,
behavioral
intervention
addition
specific
pharmacological
therapy
might
particular
value.
Language: Английский
Genetically predicted effects of physical activity and sedentary behavior on myasthenia gravis: evidence from mendelian randomization study
Jiao Li,
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Fei Wang,
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Chen Zhang
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et al.
BMC Neurology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Aug. 11, 2023
Abstract
Background
Myasthenia
gravis
(MG)
is
an
autoimmune
disorder
affecting
the
neuromuscular
junction.
Despite
potential
benefits
of
higher
physical
activity
and
lower
sedentary
behavior
in
MG
patients,
evidence
from
observational
studies
for
effect
on
risk
limited
inconclusive.
Methods
We
employed
linkage
disequilibrium
score
(LDSC)
regression,
two-sample
Mendelian
randomization
(MR),
its
multivariable
extension
analyses
(MVMR)
to
assess
relationship
between
leisure
screen
time
(LST),
moderate-to-vigorous
intensity
during
(MVPA)
using
genome-wide
association
(GWAS)
summary
datasets.
MR
were
performed
inverse-variance-weighted
(IVW),
weighted-median,
MR-Egger
regression.
Sensitivity
further
alternative
instruments
test
robustness
our
findings.
Results
found
genetic
overlap
LST
(rg
=
0.113,
P
0.023)
MG,
as
well
MVPA
(rg=-0.220,
0.0001)
LDSC
method.
The
results
suggested
liability
increased
(IVW
OR
1.609,
95%
CI
1.153
2.244;
0.005).
This
was
particularly
notable
late-onset
1.698,
1.145
2.518;
0.008),
but
not
early-onset
MG.
Consistent
findings
obtained
MVMR
analysis
BMI
covariate
1.593,
1.167
2.173,
0.003).
However,
does
support
a
substantial
causal
Conclusion
Our
measured
by
indicating
that
lack
exercise
may
play
role
development
Longitudinal
interventional
this
are
warranted.
Language: Английский
Current state of research on exercise for the treatment of myasthenia gravis: A scoping review
Siyang Peng,
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Linghao Meng,
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Ruiying Fang
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et al.
Complementary Therapies in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
81, P. 103033 - 103033
Published: March 6, 2024
To
provide
a
comprehensive
overview
of
existing
evidence,
research
gaps,
and
future
priorities
concerning
the
treatment
myasthenia
gravis
(MG)
using
exercise
therapies.
Clinical
studies
on
for
MG
were
searched
in
nine
databases
to
conduct
scoping
review.
Two
independent
researchers
screened
literature
comprehensively
analyzed
characteristics
limitations
included
articles.
A
total
5725
retrieved,
which
24
included.
The
conducted
16
different
countries/regions
456
patients
enrolled.
Study
designs
both
interventional
observational
studies.
Exercise
interventions
aerobic
exercise,
resistance
balance
training,
stretch
are
typically
administered
conjunction
with
medication,
usual
care,
or
some
other
interventions.
intensity,
frequency,
duration
varied
hugely
among
Six-minute
walk
test,
adverse
events,
muscle
strength,
quality
life-15
scale,
forced
vital
capacity,
quantitative
activities
daily
living
scale
most
frequently
used
outcomes.
All
reported
results
favor
efficacy
safety
MG,
exercise-related
events
two
This
review
provides
an
evidence
MG.
Key
gaps
include
limited
number
participants,
complex
interventions,
variability
outcome
selection,
insufficient
reporting
publications.
promotion
still
encounters
several
obstacles.
larger
population,
rigorous
study
design
conduction,
standardized
outcomes,
essential.
Language: Английский
Exploring impairments and allied health professional utilisation in people with myasthenia gravis: A cross-sectional study
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
114, P. 9 - 16
Published: June 3, 2023
Abstract
This
study
aimed
to
explore
how
people
with
myasthenia
gravis
experience
impairments
in
vision,
dizziness,
hearing,
and
fatigue,
these
relate
balance
confidence,
community
participation,
health-related
quality
of
life.
Additionally,
this
investigated
the
utilisation
perception
allied
health
role
managing
Australian
context.
Visual
hearing
impairments,
along
were
found
be
correlated
life
participation
varying
degrees,
while
visual
impairment
dizziness
confidence.
Perception
professionals
was
variable;
common
barriers
better
included
participant
clinicians
having
poor
knowledge
around
gravis,
previous
experiences
clinicians,
uncertainty
about
clinicians'
role,
lack
awareness
that
symptoms
associated
gravis.
Further
research
exploring
is
recommended,
education
for
disease
appropriately
access
care.
Language: Английский
Predictors to Health Promoting Behaviors among Patients with Myasthenia Gravis: Health Belief Model Approach
Ahmed Fathy,
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Hamid Elkady,
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Bassamat Omar Ahmed
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et al.
Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(5)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Myasthenia
Gravis
is
a
rare,
chronic,
acquired
autoimmune
neuromuscular
disorder
causing
weakness
in
skeletal
muscles.Patients
with
face
many
bio-psychosocial
consequences
that
may
require
dramatic
changes
their
lives.The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
determine
predictors
health
promoting
behaviors
among
patients
using
Health
Belief
Model.A
predictive
correlational
research
design
utilized
fulfill
the
study.Consecutive
sample
convenience
consisting
57
adult
male
and
female
admitted
for
21
months
at
one
Cairo
University
Hospitals,
Egypt
constituted
sample.Data
collected
following
tools:(a)
Demographic
Medical
Background
Data
Form,
(b)
Glasgow
Coma
Scale
conscious
level
potential
participants,
(c)
The
Adapted
Health-Promoting
Lifestyle
Profile
II
tool
assess
health-promoting
participants
(d)
Model
disease
variables
were
supposedly
act
as
participants.Results
showed
majority
(78.90%),
married
(66.70%),
educated
(96.50%)
not
working
(91.20%),
mean
age
33.96
±9.81.Most
have
no
family
history
(96.50%),
generalized
(68.40%),
onset
between
20
40
years
old
(71.90%)
initial
signs
symptoms
are
ptosis,
limbs
dysphagia
(49.10
%,
40.40
%
35.10%
respectively).Additionally,
more
than
third
achieved
low
total
behaviors.Accordingly,
only
two
belief
model
constructs,
i.e.,
self-efficacy
cues
action
shown
be
behaviors.The
recommends
self-management
program
should
designed
provide
necessary
tools
improve
enhance
management
skills.
Language: Английский
Uključenost u fizioterapiju i tjelesne aktivnosti osoba s mijastenijom gravis
Marija Marinović,
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Mihaela Grubišić,
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Želimir Bertić
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et al.
Journal of Applied Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 37 - 45
Published: Feb. 3, 2021
Mijastenija
gravis
jest
autoimuna
neuromuskularna
bolest
pri
kojoj
organizam
stvara
protutijela
protiv
receptora
na
mišićnim
stanicama
i
tako
sprječava
prijenos
podražaja
sa
živaca
mišiće.
Mišići
se
brzo
umaraju
javlja
slabost
mišića.
Cilj
istraživanja
bio
je
provjeriti
koliko
su
oboljeli
od
mijastenije
uključeni
u
fizioterapijski
program
druge
oblike
tjelesne
aktivnosti
te
ispitati
stav
oboljelih
o
ulozi
njihovu
postoji
li
razlika
funkcioniranja
svakodnevnom
životu
kod
s
obzirom
poteškoće
povezane
inkontinencijom,
operaciju
timusa
spol.
U
istraživanju
sudjelovalo
211
ispitanika
dijagnosticiranom
mijastenijom
gravis,
181
žena
(85,8%)
30
muškaraca
(14,2%),
prosječne
dobi
39
godina.
Rezultati
ovog
pokazuju
da
većina
smatra
kako
planirana
tjelesna
aktivnost
pogoršava
njihovo
zdravstveno
stanje,
nema
utjecaja
ili
nisu
upoznati
učincima
manje
tjelesno
aktivne
većinski
uključene
proces
fizioterapije
ni
neki
drugi
vid
aktivnosti.
Statistički
značajna
nađena
osoba
koje
operirale
timus
(p<0,00)
imaju
problema
inkontinencijom
(p<0,00).
Neupitno
mijastenija
dovodi
do
smanjenja
edukacija
važnosti
terapijskog
vježbanja
donosi
benefite
smislu
boljeg
za
oboljele
gravis.