Re: Diagnosing myasthenia gravis in older patients: Comments and observations

viduals. This raises concerns that elderly patients with MG symptoms, especially restricted to the ocular muscles, but lacking antibodies against the neuromuscular junction antigens, may be misdiagnosed. Will the application of the presented algorithm, which is largely based on serological testing, not lead to an underestimation of the number of elderly seronegative MG patients? We appreciate the substantive value of the manuscript and its contribution to expanding knowledge on MG in the elderly.