• PubMed Central

All articles relating to CNM / MTM that have been partially funded by the US National Institues of Health (NIH) are now available at PubMed Central as a result of the NIH Public Access Policy.

Due to the large number of articles which appear at PubMed Central a decision has been taken to link from here to the PubMed Central website rather than linking directly to individual articles. In order to view the NIH articles, visit the PubMed Central website and use the A-Z to search for your subject. The articles are free to read, download and distribute from this location.

Whilst NIH are not the only organisation to publish articles on CNM / MTM, the release of their articles for free at PubMed Central is a step positive step in getting information about CNM / MTM in to the public domain. Unfortunately, the Information Point is unable to link to other articles at this time due to the cost of purchasing such articles and copyright issues relating to these. However, should any other organisations follow the lead of NIH, the information will be reported here as and when this occurs.

• When? What? Why? How?
  Myotubular Trust Factsheet (PDF 841 kb)


• Factsheet on Centronuclear and Myotubular Myopathy
  MDC, August 2006, (Word 186 kb)


• An Overview of Myotubular and Centronuclear Myopathy by Dr Meriel McEntegart


• Patterns of Inheritance
  
  
• A Range of Outcomes: Taking a Closer Look at Myotublar Myopathy
  (from the September 2007 issue of Quest magazine)


• An Interview with Professor F Muntoni


• A Case Study (Part 1): A Report by Candice Roman, 30 March 2000, (PDF 168 kb)


• A Case Study (Part 2): A Presentation by Candice Roman (Power Point 166 kb)
  
  
• A history and basic summary of the condition can be found at NCBI/OMIM.