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[Comparative analysis of disorders of neuromuscular conduction in patients with botulism and Eaton-Lambert myasthenic syndrome].

The analysis of conduction at neuromuscular junctions was performed in 25 patients with botulism and 31 patients with Lambert-Iton syndrome. These groups showed apparent differences in mechanisms of recruitment and posttetanic facilitation of the neurotransmitter release. Prolonged stimulation with the rate of 6 imp/s in ischemic muscles pointed to essential differences in the mechanisms facilitating the transmitter release. These differences of neuromuscular conduction disorders in botulism and Lambert-Iton syndrome are supposedly connected with affliction of different mechanisms of conduction facilitation in the neuromuscular synapses.