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An autopsy case of Type II glycogenosis was reported with detailed description of ultrastructural findings. In addition to two typical patterns of glycogen deposition, membrane-bound lysosomal glycogen and membrane-free cytoplasmic glycogen, we observed numerous vacuolar structures in liver cells and a large deposition of nomogeneous materials between fragmented myocardial fibrils. These findings were briefly discussed in this manuscript.
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