What Is Centronuclear Myopathy?

Myotubular myopathy is also known as central nuclear myopathy; peripheral nuclear myopathy. First reported by Spiro in 1966. It was autosomal dominant, recessive or sexual chain recessive. Clinical manifestations after birth or from an early age appear to be unable to raise his head, facial paralysis, drooping eyelids, and muscle weakness in the extremities. The distal end is more obvious than the proximal end. ^[1]