Culebras A, Merk F B
Neurology. 1975 May;25(5):423-9. doi: 10.1212/wnl.25.5.422.
Cytoplasmic inclusion bodies are found in fibers of superior rectus muscle of the eye. They occur in middle-aged and old individuals dying with various unrelated diseases not affecting muscle and in patients with myotonic dystrophy. With light microscopy they can be observed in fibers with pathologic changes, and with electron microscopy they appear to be associated with crystals of probable viral origin. It is suggested that cytoplasmic inclusion bodies in superior rectus muscle are the result of viral activity and may represent an incidental viral infection of the senescent period.
在眼上直肌纤维中发现了胞质包涵体。它们出现在死于各种不影响肌肉的无关疾病的中老年个体以及强直性肌营养不良患者中。通过光学显微镜可在有病理变化的纤维中观察到它们，而通过电子显微镜观察，它们似乎与可能源自病毒的晶体有关。有人认为，上直肌中的胞质包涵体是病毒活动的结果，可能代表衰老期的偶发性病毒感染。
