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    Why teach Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome?

    Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome is a rare autoimmune disorder of presynaptic neuromuscular transmission caused by voltage-gated calcium channel (VGCC) antibodies, with an incidence of 0.5 per million. Approximately 50-60% of cases are paraneoplastic, most commonly associated with small cell lung cancer. Teaching LEMS requires differentiation from myasthenia gravis, understanding of the facilitation phenomenon, and the critical importance of cancer screening.

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    01NMJ Physiology: Presynaptic vs Postsynaptic Disorders — LEMS vs MG
    02Clinical Presentation: Proximal Weakness, Hyporeflexia with Post-Exercise Facilitation, and Autonomic Dysfunction
    03Diagnostic Triad: Proximal Weakness + Autonomic Dysfunction + Areflexia with Facilitation
    04Electrodiagnosis: Low CMAP Amplitudes, Decremental Response, and Post-Exercise Increment >100%
    05Cancer Association: SCLC Screening Protocol and DELTA-P Score for Cancer Prediction
    06Treatment: 3,4-DAP (Amifampridine), Immunosuppression, and Paraneoplastic LEMS Approach
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    Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome Presentation FAQ

    How should LEMS be differentiated from MG in teaching slides?

    Create a comparison table: LEMS (proximal weakness improving with repetition, hyporeflexia that normalizes after exercise, autonomic dysfunction prominent — dry mouth, constipation, erectile dysfunction, presynaptic VGCC antibodies) vs MG (fatigable weakness worsening with repetition, normal reflexes, no autonomic features, postsynaptic AChR antibodies). On NCS: LEMS shows low initial CMAP with >100% increment at high-frequency stimulation, while MG shows >10% decrement without increment.

    What cancer screening protocol should be included for LEMS?

    Present the DELTA-P score (Dutch-English LEMS Tumour Association Prediction) to stratify cancer risk: bulbar involvement, weight loss, smoking history, Karnofsky score, male sex, age >50, and SOX1 antibody positivity. High-risk patients require CT chest ± PET-CT at diagnosis and every 6 months for 2 years. Emphasize that cancer typically manifests within 2 years of LEMS diagnosis, and that paraneoplastic LEMS may improve with cancer treatment.

    How should amifampridine treatment be presented?

    Present 3,4-diaminopyridine (amifampridine) as the first-line symptomatic treatment: blocks presynaptic potassium channels, prolonging the action potential and increasing calcium influx and acetylcholine release. Dosing starts at 15-30 mg/day divided TID-QID, titrating to 60-80 mg/day maximum. FDA-approved as Firdapse in 2018. Emphasize that for paraneoplastic LEMS, treatment of the underlying cancer is the most effective therapy, combined with immunosuppression (IVIG, prednisone, azathioprine).

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