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ly肌酸激酶（Ly creatine kinase） Creatine kinase (Creatinekinase, CK) also known as creatinekinase (Creati Nephosphokinase, CPK). Most creatine kinase is located in the muscle under normal conditions Elevated levels of creatine kinase in the blood generally indicate muscle damage or muscle damage. Elevated chronic creatine kinase is called high creatine kinase and occasionally occurs in normal subjects. Nineteen In 80 years, Rowland described the clinical and histopathological evidence of neuromuscular disease as special High creatine kinase. In patients with high levels of creatine kinase in the clinical symptoms of neuromuscular disease, in general, All kinds of related examinations can be made and definite diagnosis can be made. Those with the following conditions are asymptomatic with high creatine kinase. 1., the serum muscle was found by accident Elevated acid kinase; 2. at least 3 months; persistent high creatine kinase; 3. asymptomatic or only Mild and nonspecific symptoms (occasional mild muscle pain) were found at the time of the visit; 4. without nerve A family history of muscular disease; 5. lack of clinical manifestations of neuromuscular disorders associated with high creatine kinase; 6. without heart disease (CK-MB and normal ECG); 7. no other high blood creatine kinase The causes include malignancies, alcoholism and substance abuse, systemic metabolic diseases, infections, and high malignancy Fever, thyroid and parathyroid diseases, blood diseases, pregnancy, drugs, etc.. The following examinations should be carried out for those who are identified as asymptomatic with high creatine kinase Exact cause. 1. neurological examinations, especially muscle strength tests. 2. family members undergo creatine kinase Enzyme determination. 3. blood lactate test: including basal status, forearm ischemia, and after exercise. Four Needle electrode electromyography. 5. muscle biopsies were performed routinely, histologically, and histologically Study staining, immunohisto