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Author Biographies
Cissé Ousmane
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalBa El Hadji Makhtar
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, Sénégal; Psychiatry Service CHNU Fann UCAD, Dakar, SénégalBa Fatoumata
Physiology Laboratory UGB de Saint Louis, SénégalGams Daniel Massi
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalDaddah Sami Mouhamed Lémine
Neuro-Psychiatric Center in Nouakchott, MauritanieDiop-Sène Marieme Soda
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalSow Adjaratou Dieynaba
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalBasse Anna
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalSeck Lala Bouna
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalNdiaye Moustapha
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalDiop Amadou Gallo
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalNdiaye Mouhamadou Mansour
Department of Neurology, CHNU Fann, UCAD, Dakar, SénégalMain Article Content
Polymyositis anti-SRP antibodies and pregnancy about 2 cases
Cissé Ousmane
Ba El Hadji Makhtar
Ba Fatoumata
Gams Daniel Massi
Daddah Sami Mouhamed Lémine
Diop-Sène Marieme Soda
Sow Adjaratou Dieynaba
Basse Anna
Seck Lala Bouna
Ndiaye Moustapha
Diop Amadou Gallo
Ndiaye Mouhamadou Mansour
Abstract
Anti-SRP myopathy represents 4 to 6% of all the inflammatory myopathies. It has been described since the 80s and its influence on pregnancy and vice versa has been highlighted recently. We report two cases of anti-SRP myopathy associated with pregnancy. In the first case, the initial manifestations of the disease started in post partum and the second case was an anti-SRP myopathy patient before pregnancy. In both cases we objectified outbreaks during post-partum. Pregnancy seems to promote outbreaks. The inactive myopathy seems to presents no serious maternal-fetal complications as well as the usual dose of corticosteroids. The treatment (corticosteroid) during pregnancy is indicated given the risk of worsening during the post-partum.
The Pan African Medical Journal 2016;24
The Pan African Medical Journal 2016;24