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[Current and Future Status of Muscle Pathology: The Position of Muscle Pathology Diagnosis in the Future].
Many muscle disease names are mostly based on muscle pathology findings. Naturally, muscle pathology is important in the diagnosis of muscle diseases. Moreover, in recent years, extensive genetic analysis and autoantibody testing for myositis have been applied clinically, although muscle biopsies are less performed. However, muscle pathology should be proactively considered when a single gene presents multiple phenotypes, when variants of unknown pathological significance are detected, or in cases of autoimmune myositis that may be misdiagnosed as muscular dystrophy.