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Evaluates combined bedside tests' effectiveness in diagnosing juvenile myasthenia gravis, suggesting dependable screening.
= .0005), which showed low sensitivity (42.8%) and accuracy (43.8%). The fatigability test had 82% sensitivity and 92% PPV.ConclusionThe combined bedside test is a dependable screening instrument for JMG and may facilitate early diagnosis. The fatigability test is also a useful addition.
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