… heart failure was found in 7 of the 382 patients (1.8%). Structural cardiac abnormalities
determined with cardiac … (13.7%), regional wall motion abnormality (11.2%), and left atrial …

… Cardiac abnormalities can be detected very early in the evolution of myotonic dystrophy,
even prior to the onset of cardiac symptoms. The reported abnormalities appear closely related …

… , or dystrophia myotonica (DM), is a multisystem disease, and the cardiovascular defects
may be disabling and life threatening. DM is dominantly inherited, so it is not uncommon that …

… According to our review cardiac abnormalities in MD1-patients are detectable by ECG-,
Holter and echocardiography. On this basis it seems reasonable to recommend the following; …

… The HV interval was increased in 56% of case [34] in one study that did not specifically
investigate patients with known cardiac abnormalities and the PR interval in 21 to 40%[8, 15, 27, …

… type 1 myotonic dystrophy (MD). However, little is known about structural cardiac abnormalities
… We sought to describe the prevalence and extent of structural cardiac abnormalities in …

… DM is a multisystem disease with major cardiac involvement. Core features of myotonic
dystrophy are myotonia, muscle weakness, cataract, and cardiac conduction abnormalities. …

… Cardiac manifestations are common in DM1. The combination of myotonia and cardiac
manifestations uniquely defines myotonic dystrophies. In his initial description of DM1 as a …

… manifestations of MD and to propose an evidence-based protocol for investigation,
management and follow-up of asymptomatic cardiac abnormalities with a focus on arrhythmic …

… (myotonic dystrophy), ICD10 G711A (myotonic dystrophy), or ICD10 G711 (myotonic disorders);
… of G711B to G711K (myotonic disorders other than myotonic dystrophy) or ICD8 33091 (…