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  1. ... to implement NBS) [ Hopkins et al 2015 ]. Serum creatine kinase (CK) concentration is elevated (as high as ... cardiomegaly, muscle weakness, and elevated serum concentration of creatine kinase with more dramatic liver involvement than typically ...
  2. ... Cardiac involvement, primarily dilated cardiomyopathy Laboratory Findings Serum creatine kinase (CK) levels. All individuals regardless of age of onset have elevated creatine kinase levels. Most commonly, levels are two to ...
  3. ... are wheelchair bound or exhibit pronounced bulbar weakness. Creatine supplementation. Studies of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) suggest that creatine supplementation may temporarily enhance muscle strength and exercise ...
  4. ... E.2.4. Motor developmental delay and unsteadiness (creatine kinase tests) Figure 10 Flow chart of clinical ...
  5. ... J.2.4. Motor developmental delay and unsteadiness (creatine kinase tests) No relevant clinical studies were identified. ...
  6. ... I.2.4. Motor developmental delay and unsteadiness (creatine kinase tests) No relevant health economic studies were ...
  7. ... were identified. H.2.3. Motor developmental delay (creatine kinase tests) No relevant clinical studies were identified. ...
  8. ... C.2.4. Motor developmental delay and unsteadiness (creatine kinase tests) Download PDF (409K) Copyright © NICE May ...
  9. ... M.2.4. Motor developmental delay and unsteadiness (creatine kinase tests) No relevant health economic studies were ...
  10. ... L.2.4. Motor developmental delay and unsteadiness (creatine kinase tests) View in own window Reference Reason ...
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