text: Magnetic resonance imaging <unk>  is also a more sensitive way to identify thymomas. In a case report done by Vasiliki Zouvelou and colleagues, based on<unk>  findings it was suggested that MG patients with anti-MuSK antibodies are more prone to have facial and bulbar muscle atrophy.
option_0: Myasthenia gravis MRI
option_1: Myasthenia gravis CT
option_2: Myasthenia gravis chest x ray
option_3: Myasthenia gravis echocardiography or ultrasound
option_4: Guillain-Barré syndrome MRI
option_5: Polymyositis and dermatomyositis physical examination
option_6: Myasthenia gravis physical examination
option_7: Statin induced myopathy laboratory tests