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Medical Case Studies
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Medical Case Studies
Active denervation
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Active denervation - List of case studies
- Axonal and Demyelinative Sensorimotor Neuropathy
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it appears to be stable, in a plateau phase (there is no active denervation on needle electrode examination, supporting the indolent nature of ...
- List of Diseases and Conditions
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polyneuropathiesm Acromion-clavicle arthritis Active Ischemia Active brain metastases Active denervation Active enhancing focus Acute EBV infection Acute ...
- Spinal pathology
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Strength 5/5, sensation = Reflexes – knees very active, heels active. Pulse no pathological findings, joints no pathological ... at least L4, L5, S1 bilaterally, with no signs of active denervation. Patient’s complaints: Lumbar Spine 1. ...
- Spinal pathology – additional opinion
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Strength 5/5, sensation = Reflexes – knees very active, heels active. Pulse no pathological findings, joints no pathological ... at least L4, L5, S1 bilaterally, with no signs of active denervation. Patient’s complaints: Lumbar Spine 1. ...
- Motor Neuron Disease – additional opinion
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and right biceps. It also revealed evidence of chronic denervation in the right and left tibialis anterior. Left FDI and Glossus ... the present time. I have checked and there is currently no active study of motor neuron disease which is recruiting participants. While a ...
- Motor Neuron Disease – another opinion
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and right biceps. It also revealed evidence of chronic denervation in the right and left tibialis anterior. Left FDI and Glossus ... necessary to assess whether there is sufficient diffuse active neurogenic changes i.e. positive and fibrillation potentials. Sometime ...