Commentary
Correlation of the Clinical Response to ACTH Treatment with the Endocrine Status in Myasthenia Gravis
Abstract
The clinical response to ACTH treatment is correlated with the endocrine status in 21 myasthenia gravis patients. Myasthenics with normal endocrine function will almost always improve; whereas, patients with abnormal endocrine function do not correlate as well with ACTH treatment failures. Reasons are given why these results should be considered preliminaryThis content is limited to qualifying members.
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