Key result
Exercise is generally safe and improves functional outcomes in patients with inherited muscle disease, though prescriptions should be disease specific.
Why the study?
Does exercise improve functional outcomes and is it safe in patients with inherited myopathy?
Population
Humans with inherited myopathy
Design
Review
Authors
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May warrant caution prescribing exercise in dysferlinopathy; observational data leave open causality and need prospective trials.
Does exercise improve functional outcomes and is it safe in patients with inherited myopathy?
Exercise is generally safe and improves functional outcomes in inherited myopathies, but prescriptions must be tailored to the specific disease.
Preisler et al. (2018) conducted a review in inherited myopathy. Exercise was evaluated. Exercise is generally safe and improves functional outcomes in patients with inherited muscle disease, though prescriptions should be disease specific.
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