Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 4 potx

... of palm. Also, loss of dexterity and loss of control of thesmall finger.Sensory distribution of the ulnar nerve: ulnar aspect of the palm, volar surface of the fifth digit, and ulnar half of ... humeral exostosis.Neurology 54: 49 4 49 6Patel R, Bassini L, Magill R (1991) Compression neuropathy of the lateral antebrachialcutaneous nerve. Orthopedics 14: 173–1 74 Sander HW, Quinto CM, Elinzano ... epicondyle. 3Aponeurosis. 4 Flexor carpi ul-narisFig. 17.1 Ulnar nerve. 2 Deepterminal branch. 3 Thenar mus-cles 148 SymptomsAnatomyFibers originate from roots of C5-C6, and travel through...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 1 pptx

... ryanodin receptor.In various types of myositis, antibodies like anti-Jo 1, anti-PL 7, anti-PL 12,anti-OJ, anti-EJ, anti-KS, and several others have been described. Some of themmay help to predict ... 58: 147 4– 147 5Reuber M, Al-Din ASN, Baborie A, et al (2001) New variant Creutzfeldt Jakob diseasepresenting with loss of taste and smell. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 71: 41 2 41 8Sanchez-Juan ... part of investigations of neuromuscular diseases. Abnormal liver or renal function, endocrine function, blood glu-cose, and electrolyte abnormalities may be important clues for dysfunctionof...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 2 ppt

... scalp, conjunctiva, bulb of eye, mucous membranes of paranasal sinus,nasal and oral cavity, tongue, teeth, part of external aspect of tympanic mem-brane, meninges of anterior, and middle cranial ... usually remits within 4 12 weeks.Galetta SL (1997) III, IV, VI nerve palsies. In: Newman NJ (ed) Neuro-ophthalmology.American Academy of Neurology, Boston, pp 14 5-3 3– 14 5-5 0Gurinsky JS, Quencer ... pal-sy. Note the unilateral loss of the trapezoid muscle (diagnos-tic clue) and the winging of thescapula with abduction of themedial scapular borderAnatomy/distributionSymptomsSigns 84 Multiple...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 3 pptx

... C893Fig. 4. Neurofibromatosis andthe brachial plexus. A MRI of the nerve roots and brachialplexus. Note tumorous enlarge-ment of nerve roots and C bra-chial plexus. B Note the palpa-ble supraclavicular ... Traumatic lesion of theleft brachial plexus. Note thedeltoid muscle and muscles fix-ing the scapula are intact. Atro-phy of the lower arm and handmuscles. Note the inward rota-tion of the left ... radikuläreSyndrome. Thieme, Stuttgart, pp 141 –202Radhakrishnan K, Litchy WJ, P‚Fallon WM, et al (19 94) Epidemiology of cervical radicul-opathy. A population based study of Rochester, Minnesota, 1976 through...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 5 ppt

... synovial sarcoma.J Neurol 248 : 43 3 43 4ReferencesFig. 48 . Anterior tarsal tunnelsyndrome. A and B Sensory lossin a case of anterior tarsal tun-nel syndrome, atrophy of exten-sor digitorum brevis ... in 73patients. Neurology 44 : 1669–16 74 Yuen EC, So YT, Olney RK (1995) The electrophysiologic features of sciatic neuropathy in100 patients. Muscle and Nerve 18: 41 4 42 0References199Ilioinguinal ... is part of thebrachial plexus.Intercostobrachial nerve:Originates from the lateral cutaneous nerve of the second and third intercostalnerves to innervate the posterior part of the axilla.Often...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 6 docx

... A Infil-tration of the peripheral nerveby collections of B cells, withdisruption of normal sural nervearchitecture. B Disruption of myelin, with myelin splaying,and partial loss of axons275Vasculitic ... nerve amyloi-dosis. The biopsy shows a con-go red stained section with evi-dence of apple green birefrin-gence in amyloid deposits with-in endoneurial vessels261Therapy consists of pain management ... Schwannomaand melanotic)Neurofibroma: Solitary neuro- Neurofibrosarcomafibroma Plexiform neuro- (4 29% as a mani-fibroma, fascicular spread festation of NF1)through peripheral nerve tissueFibrolipoma...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 7 pdf

... syndrome/signsPathogenesisDiagnosisFig. 14. Sural nerve biopsy froma patient with chronic inflam-matory demyelinating poly-neuropathy. A Multiple inflam-matory cells in the endoneuri-um of the sural nerve (black ar-row). ... retraction of myelin and focal axonal accumula-tion of 10 nm neurofilaments.Slow onset of distal sensory pain, followed by calf pain and distal weakness.Variable degrees of atrophy, loss of ankle ... polyneuropathy: a clinical follow up. Br JInd Med 47 : 48 5 48 9Chang YC (1991) An electrophysiological follow up of patients with n-hexane polyneuro-pathy. Br J Ind Med 48 : 12–17Genetic testing NCV/EMG Laboratory...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 8 pps

... induction of oxidative intermediates such as nitric oxide andperoxynitrites due to upregulation of nitric oxide synthase. There is also upreg-ulation of anti-apoptotic molecules for example Bcl-2 ... rely onan understanding of muscle electrophysiology, pathology, and genetics todifferentiate between an ever-increasing number of complex disorders of mus-cle.The basis of the motor system is ... the presentation of MG.Antibodies against the AChR are present in 80% of generalized cases and 50% of ocular/bulbar cases. 15% of cases are seronegative. Some of these “sero-negative” cases...

Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases - part 10 docx

... 337Myasthenic crisis 344 Myasthenic syndromes 340 Mycobacterium leprae (Leprosy) 285Mycobacterium tuberculosis 287Mycophenolate mofetil 344 Myoclonic epilepsy and ragged-red fibers (MERRF) 41 0Myoedema ... 268Poliomyelitis 44 7Polymyositis (PM) 362Polyneuropathies 247 Polyneuropathy and chemotherapy 315Porphyria 331Post-gastroplasty neuropathy 299Post-polio syndrome 44 9Posterior cord 94 Posterior ... (GSD III) 41 4Deep peroneal lesions 228Defects of fatty acid metabolism 41 7Delta-sarcoglycan 389Demyelinating neuropathy associated with anti-MAG 295Dermatomyositis 365Diabetes 42 6 42 7This...

Advances in parasitology global mapping of infectious diseases - part 4 potx

... Comparison of GPW versions and related databasesData set GPW Accessibility model GRUMP v1GPW v1 GPW v2 GPW v3 GPW 2015Publication year 1995 2000 20 04 20 04 20 04 20 04 Years of estimation 19 94 1990, ... J.R. (19 94) . Kriging thelocal risk of a rare disease from a register of diagnoses. GeographicalAnalysis 26, 168–185.Woodcock, C.E. and Strahler, A.H. (1987). The factor of scale in remote-sensing. ... Global Spatial Limits of Malaria Transmission in 2005C.A. Guerra1, R.W. Snow2,3and S.I. Hay1,21TALA Research Group, Tinbergen Building, Department of Zoology,University of Oxford, South Parks...

Xem thêm