Business law. At the meeting, a local SAP business partner named Optimum presented the story of how they helped a Montreal company implement SAP in one year at a cost of under $1 million using SAP's new ASAP rapidimplementation methodology. The inexpensive project had taken a short time because the project did not try to reengineer business processes, but rather implemented only "vanilla" functionality, which would be customized and improved later. Doris was excited by this possibility of a low cost and rapid SAP implementation. As she prepared for several conference calls with IS management in Harrisburg, she wondered which option to recommend and how to argue the case.

Question 204 Why do the following cause weakness that is more proximal than distal: Muscle disease. Radiculopathy. Anterior horn cell disease.

Question 205 What is the difference between fibrillation, fasciculations and myokymia?

Question 206 What is the difference between 'Isaac's syndrome' and 'stiff person syndrome'?

Question 207 What is the most common cause for fibrosis of the quadriceps femoris muscle?

Question 208 In a patient receiving long-term oral steroids and gradually developing proximal muscle weakness, how does one differentiate between steroid myopathy and myositis?

Question 209 What is viral myositis?

Question 210 Does myositis affect the facial and neck muscles?

Question 211 I am a neurologist and would like to know: What precautions I should take with regard to the cardiovascular system, before and after prescribing mexiletine for cases of myotonia. Whether there is a group of patients who should not receive this drug.

Question 212 Can myasthenia gravis be unilateral and, if so, how often?

Question 213 Can the creatine phosphokinase (CPK) level in the blood, or the presence of certain auto-antibodies, help to differentiate muscle dystrophies from myositis?