A nine-year-old child is brought to the physician by his parents due to clumsiness and multiple falls over the past 4 months. When standing up from alying position, he crawls onto his knees and slowly walks himself up with his hands. On physical examination there is bilateral calf enlargement. Whichof the following features is most likely to be seen on evaluation of a calf biopsy?Answers A-DA Degeneration of muscle fibers with fibrofatty replacementB Necrotic muscle fibers with lymphocyte infiltrationC Perivascular inflammation with muscle fiber atrophyD Proliferation of mitochondria within the muscle fibersOOO

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