Clinical utility of sensory nerve conduction of medial femoral cutaneous nerve.
作者： Shin J. Oh , Yuki Hatanaka , Masayuki Ohira , Katsuimi Kurokawa , Gwen C. Claussen
DOI: 10.1002/MUS.22287
关键词: Anatomy 、 Medial femoral cutaneous nerve 、 Lumbar 、 Nerve conduction velocity 、 Snap 、 Plexopathy 、 Anesthesia 、 Sensory nerve 、 Femoral Neuropathy 、 Medicine 、 Motor nerve
摘要: Introduction: In this investigation we report on the clinical utility of sensory nerve conduction studies medial femoral cutaneous (MFC) nerve. Methods: Sensory MFC was assessed in 22 patients for whom test considered clinically necessary. Results: MFC abnormal 4 cases neuropathy. The most common cause iatrogenic 14 neuropathy cases. showed absent or low-amplitude action potential (SNAP) 13 cases, with motor 5 2 acute lumbar plexopathy, SNAP unilaterally. normal 1 case diabetic radiculopathy and another postpolio syndrome. Conclusion: Assessment is extremely useful diagnosis neuropathy, plexopathy. Muscle Nerve, 2012
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