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Referral diagnosis versus electroneurophysiological finding :
two years electroneuromyographic consultation in a rehabilitation clinic

DANNER R
ELECTROMYOGR CLIN NEUROPHYSIOL , 1990, vol. 30, n° 3, p. 153-157
Doc n°: 46866
Localisation : Documentation IRR
Descripteurs : AK2 - EMG

The study comprises data of 495 patients which were examined over a two years period. Two thirds of the cases were referred to rule out upper limb mononeuropathies or cervical root and plexus neuropathies Carpal tunnel syndrome (20%) and other upper limb mononeuropathies (10%) were the most common EMG findings. Other frequent neurophysiologic diagnoses were : lumbar root and plexus neuropathy (6%), polyneuropathy (5,5%), lower limb mononeuropathy (3,4%) and cervical root and plexus neuropathy (3,4%). In 49% the electrodiagnostic was normal or inconcensive.

Langue : ANGLAIS

Identifiant basis : 1990000739

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