The medial plantar and medial peroneal cutaneous nerve conduction studies for diabetic polyneuropathy
作者： Yasar Altun , Ahmet Demirkol , Yener Tumay , Kazım Ekmekci , Ibrahim Unsal
DOI: 10.1007/S10072-011-0669-2
关键词: Diabetic neuropathy 、 Sensory system 、 Cutaneous nerve 、 Sural nerve 、 Neurology 、 Polyneuropathy 、 Anatomy 、 Medial dorsal cutaneous nerve 、 Medicine 、 Medial plantar nerve
摘要: Objective of this study was to determine which nerve conduction is more sensitive electrophysiologically in the diagnosis polyneuropathy diabetics by evaluating sensory medial plantar and peroneal (dorsal) cutaneous nerves. Additionally investigate relation between Neuropathy Symptom Score (NSS) Disability (NDS) values used these studies. Forty patients with diabetic neuropathy were included into study. In polyneuropathic patient group, both dorsal action potential not bilaterally obtained 19 (47.5%). Sensitivity specificity abnormalities higher compared sural abnormalities. This showed that performed a highly specific method neuropathy.
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