Do a little bit of reserach on each Muscular Dystrophy (MD) subtype and gather your results in the table below. To answer questions 2 and 3, use this table (attached) as a guide. 2. Select two MD subtypes from the table above to examine and contrast their similarities and differences. Questions to consider: How do they differ in their progression? Do they have an impact on various muscle groups or the same ones? Is it more probable that a woman or a man will be affected? Chosen MD Subtypes: 3. What tools are utilised to determine the presence of muscular dystrophy? When forming a particular muscular dystrophy diagnosis, why is it vital to collect different pieces of data?

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