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INCLUSION BODY MYOSITIS: CURRENT PATHOGENETIC CONCEPTS AND DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES
University of Western Australia
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Inclusion body myositis is characterized by slowly progressing muscular weakness and atrophy, with a distinctive pattern of muscle involvement. The aetiology and pathogenesis remain poorly understood, although genetic factors, ageing, and environmental triggers may play a role. The document discusses various treatment approaches, including the efficacy of immunotherapy and other therapeutic options, while highlighting the challenges in managing this condition.
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