Since the early description of cases of inflammatory myopathy with unusual filamentous inclusions in muscle fibres inclusion body myotis has come to be recognised as a major form of idiopathic inflammatory with distinctive clinical and pathological features which accounts for up to a third of patients with inflammatory myopathy see in a neuromuscular clinic...
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