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Metabolic myopathies. A diagnostic evaluation.

R Pourmand
Neurologic Clinics 2000 Februrary
This article briefly reviews the initial approach to the patient suspected of having metabolic myopathy. Diagnostic highlights include relevant points of history, physical examination, blood work-up, forearm ischemic exercise test, electrophysiologic testings and muscle biopsy. The diagnostic evaluation is discussed in detail in separate articles.

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