MMD Test 2
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| Von Gierke's disease symptoms | Severe hypoglycemia, increased glycogen stores, lactic acidemia, large liver and kidney, dwarfism
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| Von Gierke's deficiency | glucose-6-phosphatase
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| Von Gierke's organ involved | Liver
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| Von Gierke | Type I
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| Pompe | Type II
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| Pompe's deficiency | Lysosomal alpha 1-4 glucosidase
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| Pompe's organ involved | All organs
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| Pompe's symptoms | Cardiomegaly, hepatomegaly
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| Forbes/Cori | Type III
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| Cori's deficiency | debranching enzyme
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| Cori's organ involved | Liver, muscle, heart
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| Cori symptoms | Hepatomegaly, normal ECG, lipids and glucose, normal kidney, muscle weakness, hepatic fibrosis but not cirrhosis; mild gypoglycemia
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| Andersen | Type IV
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| Andersen deficiency | Branching enxyme
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| Andersen organ involbed | Generalized
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| Andersen symptoms | Hepatosplenomegaly, ascites, cirrhosis, liver failure, death within 2-4 years
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| McArdle | Type V
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| McArdle deficiency | muscle glycogen phosphorylase
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| McArdle organ involved | skeletal muscle
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| McArdle symptoms | weakness, cramps on exercise with no blood lactate rise, can tolerate moderate exercise, myoglobin excreted in urea; normal liver phosphorylase
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| Hers | Type VI
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| Hers deficiency | liver glycogen phosphorylase
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| Hers organ affected | liver
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| Hers symptoms | hepatomegaly, normal spleen and lipids, no acidosis; mild form of glycogen storage; hypoglycemia
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| Early onset Pompe symptoms | cardiac/resp infection/failure; floppiness, inability to gain weight; death within 1 yr
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| Late onset Pompe symptoms | skeletal and joint muscles, difficulty breathing
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| Infantile Pompe | hypotonia, cardiomegaly (abnormal ECG), respiratory difficulties
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| Early childhood Pompe | progress much more slowly, skeletal muscle weakness, death due to resp failure
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| Adult form of Pompe | no organomegaly, weak muscles, disease slowly progresses
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| Cori's disease similar to | Type I
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| Cori's disease similar to | Von Gierke's
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| Cori's disease | shows presence of creatine kinase (usually in muscles)
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| Andersen's disease | shows increase in transaminase activity in blood (shows liver damage)
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| Childhood/Adolescence McArdle's | increase in fatigability
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| 20-40 yrs McArdle's | severe muscle cramps and pain
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| >40 years McArdle's | muscle wasting and fatigue
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| Her's Disease similar to | mild Type I
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| Her's Disease similar to | Von Gierke's
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| Lactase | breaks down lactose into galactose and glucose
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