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Updated: Dec 29 2021

Glycogen Storage Disorders

  • Snapshot
    • A 16-year-old boy presents to his primary care physician with a complaint of fatigue and muscle cramps. He recently tried out for his high school basketball team and found himself exhausted and unable to run after performing a set of high intensity sprints. He notes that after resting briefly, he is able to get a “second wind.” After practice, he noticed that his urine was a brown color. Laboratory results are significant for an elevated creatine kinase level of 1,423 U/L (normal < 200 U/L). There was no elevation of lactate levels on forearm nonischemic testing. (McArdle disease)
  • Introduction
    • Glycogen Storage Diseases
      GSDDefective Enzyme
      Characteristics

      Von Gierke disease (type 1)

      • Hepatic glucose-6-phosphatase
      • Autosomal recessive
      • Usually presenting at 3-6 months of age
      • Hepatomegaly
      • Signs of hypoglycemia
        • seizure
      • "Doll-like" face
      • Poor growth
      • ↑ uric acid
        • due to impaired renal clearance and increased production
        • gout
      • ↑ lactic acid
      • ↑ triglycerides
        • xanthomas
        • pancreatitis

      Pompe disease (type 2)

      • Lysosomal α(1,4)-glucosidase
      • Autosomal recessive
      • Infantile form
        • cardiomegaly
        • generalized muscle hypotonia
        • respiratory distress
      • Juvenile and adult form
        • skeletal myopathy
        • delayed-gross motor development
        • limb-girdle weakness
        • respiratory issues

      Cori disease (type 3)

      • Glycogen debranching enzyme
      • Autosomal recessive
      • Most cases involve the muscle and liver
      • Hepatomegaly
      • Mild hypoglycemia
        • intact gluconeogenesis

      McArdle disease (type 5)

      • Muscle glycogen phosphorylase
      • Autosomal recessive
      • Affects theskeletal muscle
      • No elevation of blood lactate during forearm exercise test
      • ↑ creatine kinase
      • Muscle cramp, fatigue, myalgias, and myoglobinuria
      • "Second wind" phenomenom
        • rapid relief of fatigue and myalgia
        • secondary to increase blood flow, improved free fatty acid delivery, and liver glucose utilization
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Pediatrics | Glycogen Storage Disorders
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