Is loss of electrical anisotropy an unrecognized feature of dystrophic muscle that may serve as a convenient index of disease status?
These results support that loss of electrical anisotropy is a previously unrecognized feature of dystrophic muscle.
The prevalence of diagnosed depressive disorders was comparable between demented and non-demented residents. However, demented residents suffered more from mood symptoms and may be at risk of under-diagnosis of depression.