Daniel Guillen, MD, discusses some of the early signs that may raise suspicion for DMD, including elevated CK levels, speech delays, and abnormal laboratory findings. Learn why these clues can help support earlier recognition and diagnosis.
If a young boy presents with speech delay and high creatine kinase (CK), should we still suspect DMD?
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