Lambert-Eaton syndrome, also known as myasthenic syndrome, is a special type of myasthenia and an autoimmune disease affecting cholinergic synapses, first described by Lambert, Eaton, and Rooke (1956). The disease is characterized by weakness and easy fatigability of proximal limb muscles, with transient increase in muscle strength after brief forceful contraction, followed by pathological fatigue upon sustained contraction.
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