DM1 DM2 |
Chronic Late Mild |
Rossolimo "De la myotonie atrophique" 1902 |
Muscle fibers Size: Variation Myonuclei Numbers: Increased Shapes: Irregular Internal Present in many muscle fibers Several in individual fibers Often clumped & in longitudinal chains Pyknotic clumps Acid phosphatase + granules Replacement by Fat H&E stain |
Perimysium: Connective tissue replaced by fat H&E stain |
Congo red stain |
Congo red stain |
H&E stain |
Internal nuclei: Many; Irregular shapes; Often in longitudinal chains H&E stain |
H&E stain |
Gomori trichrome stain Internal nuclei Nuclei may be mildly large & clustered |
Rossolimo "De la myotonie atrophique" 1902 |
Gomori trichrome stain |
Internal architecture of muscle fibers: Disordered Aggregates Clear regions NADH stain |
NADH stain |
Aggregates in muscle fiber cytoplasm AMPDA stain |
Fiber type abnormality: All fibers are type 1 ATPase pH 9.4 stain |
Acid phosphatase positive granules in muscle fibers
|
|
Acid phosphatase stain |
Acid phosphatase stain |
H&E stain |
Gomori trichrome stain |
VvG stain |
H&E stain |
Congo red stain |
H&E stain |
H&E stain |
H&E stain |
H&E stain Fiber sizes: Internal nuclei: In some fibers |
NADH stain Type I (darker) fibers: Smaller Internal architecture: Disordered |
NADH stain |
ATPase pH 9.4 stain |
Emerin stain |
Emerin stain |
H&E stain Muscle fibers Size: Atrophy & Some hypertrophy Pyknotic nuclear clumps Nuclei: Large & Irregular shapes Endomysial connective tissue: Moderately increased |
Congo red stain |
VvG stain |
H&E stain |
H&E stain |
H & E stain |
H & E stain |
H & E stain |
Congo red stain |
H & E stain Internal nuclei: Multiple in individual fibers |
ATPase pH 9.4 Internal nuclei (clear regions) Most commonly in type 2 (dark) muscle fibers |
ATPase pH 9.4 |
ATPase pH 4.6 |
ATPase pH 4.6 |
ATPase pH 4.3 |
ATPase pH 4.3 |
LYSOSOMAL Structures Cytoplasmic granules: Acid Phosphatase positive granules: Scattered in cytoplasm Acid Phosphatase |
Acid Phosphatase |
H & E stain |
H & E stain |
Congo red stain |
Congo red stain |
H & E stain |
NADH stain |
Esterase |
Pyknotic nuclear clumps: Dark-stained
|
NADH stain |
From: Cory Toth MD Pyknotic nuclear clump: Ultrastructure
|
Congo red stain |
Emerin stain |
Sudan Black stain |