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myotonic, a. Path.|maɪəˈtɒnɪk|
[f. myo- + tonic a.]
Producing, exhibiting, or characteristic of myotonia.
1887A. de Watteville tr. H. von Ziemssen's Handbk. Therap. VI. 213 The Myotonic Electrical Reaction. 1887Jrnl. Nerv. & Mental Dis. XIV. 129 Those [cases] which, although showing the principal symptoms, the ‘myotonic disorder of the muscles’, still..cannot be considered as true cases of Thomsen's disease. 1887Lancet 14 May 973/2 ‘Myotonic contractions’, which has also been suggested, has the advantage of avoiding prejudice of the question whether the condition is always congenital. 1909Brain XXXII. 190 The muscles did not give the myotonic reaction as described by Erb in Thomsen's disease. 1948F. B. Carlsen tr. Thomasen's Myotonia ii. 18 Myotonic patients may often play the piano without difficulty. 1963Caughey & Myrianthopoulos Dystrophia Myotonica ii. 20 Brown and Harvey (1939) examined myotonic goats electromyographically. |