Clinical characteristics and outcomes of thymoma-associated myasthenia gravis.
Rodrigo Álvarez-VelascoGerardo Gutiérrez-GutiérrezJuan Carlos TrujilloElisabeth MartínezSonia SegoviaMarina Arribas-VelascoGuillermo FernándezCarmen ParadasBeatriz Vélez-GómezCarlos CasasnovasVelina NedkovaAntonio Guerrero-SolaAlba Ramos-FransiAlicia Martínez-PiñeiroJulio PardoTeresa SevillaMaría Teresa Gómez-CaravacaAdolfo López de MunainIvonne JericóAna L Pelayo-NegroMaría Asunción MartínYolanda MorgadoMaría Dolores MendozaHelena Pérez-PérezRicard Rojas-GarcíaJanina Turon-SansLuis QuerolEduard GallardoIsabel IllaElena Cortés-VicentePublished in: European journal of neurology (2021)
Thymoma-associated MG patients had more severe myasthenic symptoms and worse prognosis. Thymoma recurrence was frequently associated with transient worsening of MG, but long-term prognosis did not differ from nonrecurrent thymoma. Patients with nonresectable thymoma tended to present severe forms of MG.