Focal nerve enlargement is not the cause for increased distal motor latency in ALS: Sonographic evaluation
Focal nerve enlargement is not the cause for increased distal motor latency in ALS: Sonographic evaluation
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局灶神经增大并不是 ALS 远端运动潜伏期增加的原因:超声评估
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10.1016/j.clinph.2014.10.152
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2015
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4.7
通讯作者:
R. Kaji
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A. Mori;H. Nodera;N. Takamatsu;Y. Shimatani;K. Maruyama;M. Oda;Y. Izumi;R. Kaji
ObjectiveTo elucidate the mechanism of focal conduction slowing in the median nerve in ALS.MethodsThe patients with ALS and CTS and normal control subjects were tested with sonography of the median and ulnar nerves. The cross-sectional areas (CSAs) and the wrist–forearm CSA ratios were compared with the parameters of nerve conduction study.ResultsThe median motor distal latency was frequently prolonged in ALS and CTS. CSA and the wrist–forearm ratio of the median nerve were smaller in ALS than in CTS. The ulnar nerve sonography was similar in all the groups.ConclusionsSelective conduction slowing of the median nerve at the wrist in ALS is unlikely due to secondary compressive neuropathy, as seen in carpal tunnel syndrome.SignificanceUnique vulnerability of the median nerve in ALS may explain the selective conduction slowing.
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