“…[21] In the absence of thymoma, the current practice is generally not to recommend thymectomy for patients over age 60 (level of evidence 3; recommendation grade D). [21] Thymectomy is mostly considered scarcely effective in anti-MuSKpositive MG; however, at present, no firm conclusions can be drawn on its role in the treatment of this form of MG. [22,23,32] In thymomatous MG, thymectomy should always be performed. The low chance of achieving remission in thymoma-associated MG underlines the importance of an early diagnosis as well as the need for more aggressive therapeutic strategies.…”