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Date Posted: 18:35:00 04/09/00 Sun
Author: Cher
Subject: Inclusion Body Myopathy

I just received a copy of the "second opinion" my neurologist set up. He sent my muscle biopsy slides and info. to the Mayo Clinic. The "diagnosis" states: "Inclusion Body Myopathy" and "The patient's age and absence of inflammation point to the diagnosis of familial inclusion body myopathy rather than inclusion body myositis." I was wondering, are Familial Inclusion Body Myopathy, Inclusion Body Myopathy, and Hereditary Inclusion Body Myopathy all the same thing? Every time I do a web search for just Inclusion Body Myopathy I come up with HIBM. Thanks. Thanks also for your answer to my question about the antioxidents, I have started taking them!

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