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A 35 year old man with complaints of ptosis, with dificulty in chewing and occasionally swallowing. There is no history of diplopia and on examination there is a symmetrical ptosis, lateral arm abduction time of 60 seconds. Repetitive nerve stimulation test shows decremental response. EMG shows myopathic response. Anti –Ach receptor antibodies are negative. Probable diagnosis is: |
| A. | Ocular M.Gravis |
| B. | Generalised M.Gravis |
| C. | Since Anti-ach receptor antibodies are negative consider other diagnosis |
| D. | Chronic Progressive external opthalmoplegia |
| Answer» E. | |