Talk:Centronuclear myopathy

FYI
FYI, I created this page on centronuclear myopathy, essentially writing it from scratch, off-line. It took at least several hours to create it, over the course of days, not only writing the whole thing out like a review article but also learning the wikipedia formatting necessary for internal links and external links, etc. But within minutes of my posting it as the "centronuclear myopathy" wikipedia entry, I decided that it would be MUCH better to change the title to "Centronuclear myopathy (including myotubular myopathy)", since more people are familiar with the term "myotubular myopathy" than "centronuclear myopathy." Essentially, I would not want someone who is looking for "myotubular myopathy" to show up at the "centronuclear myopathy" entry and think from the title that they had shown up at the wrong place. (It would certainly NOT be the wrong place, since centronuclear myopathy includes myotubular myopathy). Since I had no idea how to just change the title of the entry, I essentially just created a totally new entry with the desired title, moved all of my material over to there, and linked to it through a "redirect" from the prior entry site. I'm pretty sure that that takes care of it. I'm only posting this explanation here in case someone someday is wondering how the move came about. All the best. T456 01:54, 1 May 2006 (UTC)T456


 * Thank you for writing this. I have moved it to a better name, as the long name was in violation of naming conditions. Redirects work just as well.
 * With regards to manually moving content between articles, please let an administrator know in the future. Moving text manually has implications for the WP:GFDL, although you were the main contributor of said material anyway.
 * Could you enlighten me whether CNM includes "central core disease" caused by mutation of the type 2 ryanodine receptor? JFW | T@lk  20:16, 14 May 2006 (UTC)

Move noted (changed title). In answer to the question, no CNM does not include "central core disease". But I think that "central core disease" is in a difference group of congenital myopathies. T456

Tagged to be Wikified
The computer/bot tagged this article as one needing to wikify, but I think that it already is wikified (already seems to follow wiki formating, links to other wikipedia pages, etc.). On the other hand, if this tagging means that someone will proofread and give any extra links and such that I may have overlooked, that's great. -T456 (original/primary author of this article), Sept. 21, 2006

January Copyedit
I have edited this article to conform with several of the Manual of style guidelines. Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions.--DO11.10 22:17, 23 January 2007 (UTC)

Incidence rate in females?
This gives the 1:50K for the male incidence rate, but no female numbers. However later in the article it says that some females do express this disease. How many? .00002% male versus how many females? ~ender 2009-01-02 16:40:PM MST —Preceding unsigned comment added by 4.240.15.244 (talk)

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