60th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Neurology

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[S-19] Cross-talk between myologists and cardiologists - from basic science to bed side

Thu. May 23, 2019 3:35 PM - 5:35 PM Room 13 (Osaka International Convention Center 8F Conference Room 801-802)

Chair:Jun Shimizu(Department of Neurology, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo, Japan), Masanori Takahashi(Department of Functional Diagnostic Science, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan)

Nominal support: The Japanese Circulation Society, Japanese Heart Rhythm Society

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.

[S-19-1] Navigating the sea of channelopathies in muscle

Stephen C. Cannon (David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, USA)

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.

[S-19-2] Clinical features of Andersen-Tawil syndrome and periodic paralysis

Norito Kokubun (Department of Neurology, Dokkyo Medical University, Japan)

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.

[S-19-3] Cardiac ion channelopthy as systemic disease especially complicated with neurological disorders

Minoru Horie1,2 (1.Center for Epidemiologic Research in Asia, Shiga University of Medical Sciences, Japan, 2.Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Shiga University of Medical Science, Japan)

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.

[S-19-4] Myopathies with cardiomyopathy: Pompe disease and Danon disease

Kazuma Sugie (Department of Neurology, Nara Medical University, Japan)

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.

[S-19-5] Cardiac Transplantation for patients with muscular dystrophy

Osamu Seguchi1, Kensuke Kuroda1, Yuto Kumai1, Seiko Nakajima1, Takuya Watanabe1, Masanobu Yanase1, Yorihiko Matsumoto2, Satsuki Fukushima2, Tomoyuki Fujita2, Norihide Fukushima1 (1.National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center, Department of Transplant Medicine, Japan, 2.National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center, Department of Cardiac Surgery)

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.

[S-19-6] Natural history study for preventative medicine for cardiac involvement of Becker muscular dystrophy

Akinori Nakamura (Department of Neurology, National Hospital Organization, Matsumoto Medical Center, Japan)

Cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle have many in common since being a striated muscles. Due to genetic defects expressed in both organs, cardiomyopathy and conduction disturbance are often associated with myopathy. In addition, elucidating functional abnormalities of homologous genes expressed in cardiac muscle contributes to the understanding of the pathology of skeletal muscle diseases. In the era promoting translational research, dialogue and collaboration between muscle and cardiac specialists in clinical problems will become increasingly important. At this symposium, experts of skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle speak at various aspects from basic science to clinical medicine, aiming mutual understanding and collaboration.