Myasthenia gravis is caused by IgG antibodies to nicotinic ACh receptors. Most patients are on anticholinesterases, but may progress to steroids, thymectomy, immunosuppression, and plasmapheresis depending on the severity of the disease. IV immunoglobulin can be used for acute exacerbations. [More]
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