Diseases of the nervous system : a text-book of neurology and psychiatry . Fig. 163.—Pseudohypertrophicmyopathy. Early stage. (Jen-drassik.) Fig. 164. — Pseudohypertrophic of atrophy. (See 163.) (Jendrassik.) 3. Facio-scapulo-humeral (Landouzy-Dejerine). 4. Atrophic myatonia congenita (Oppenheim). 5. Myatonic atrophica. 6. Distal (Gowers). 7. Mixed and transitional forms. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES 331 1. Pseudohyperiroj^hic Type (Duchenne, 1849).—Semmola, in1834, and Costa and Gioja, in 1836, antedated Duchenne in describingthese cases, but pictures of earlier centuries give evidence
Diseases of the nervous system : a text-book of neurology and psychiatry . Fig. 163.—Pseudohypertrophicmyopathy. Early stage. (Jen-drassik.) Fig. 164. — Pseudohypertrophic of atrophy. (See 163.) (Jendrassik.) 3. Facio-scapulo-humeral (Landouzy-Dejerine). 4. Atrophic myatonia congenita (Oppenheim). 5. Myatonic atrophica. 6. Distal (Gowers). 7. Mixed and transitional forms. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES 331 1. Pseudohyperiroj^hic Type (Duchenne, 1849).—Semmola, in1834, and Costa and Gioja, in 1836, antedated Duchenne in describingthese cases, but pictures of earlier centuries give evidence of its pres-ence. It is the type most frequently observed. It is more commonin males (3 to 1), and usually begins during childhood. An hereditaryform is very frequent. The parents first notice a certain clumsinessin the gait of the children, then the position of the body is peculiar.
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