Guest guest Posted December 30, 2004 Report Share Posted December 30, 2004 I have a question to ask of all the " experts " here on the list. and I have spoken frequesntly about having Mtdna defects and being deficient in Complexes II-III. We have both been told that this is very unusual because Complex II is entirely nuclear. Complex III has only 1 unit that is MTdna related. Both Dr Cohen, my doc, and Dr. Navuix, her doc, have said this is quite unusual. My son who is now 6 and was biopsied first at CCF when he was 11 months.His biopsy was the first in our family to show this defect. My biopsy showed deficiencies as well and " RARE FOCI OF MILD CHRONIC INFLAMMATION " . Do any of you know exactly what this means. Dr Cohen explains " that the pathology is not entirely normal " but doesn't say much more about what could be going on. Given my lactic acidosis in my CSF, family history and clinical and labratory data, he is going ahead with the Mito Diagnosis. He says he doesn't know what to make of the inflammation but he has seen this in previous Mito patients. Any ideas or comments for me? Have any of you had a similar biopsy report? Hugs, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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