Nerve Pathology Part 1 Flashcards
What are the classifications of nerve damage?
Neuropraxia
Axonotmesis
Neurontmesis
The PNS goes through what phases?
Wallerian Phase
Regeneration
The CNS goes through what phases?
Transneuronal Atrophy
Regeneration of CNS
What are named avulsion injuries?
Erb-Duchenne Paralysis
Klumpke’s Paralysis
Erb-Duchenne paralysis involves what nerve roots?
C5-C6
Klumpke’s Paralysis involves what nerve roots?
C7/8-T1
Approximatly 80% of radicular presentations are due to?
Foraminal Encroachment
20% of radicular presentations are due to?
Disc Herniation
What is reported in 15% of cases of cervical radiculopathy?
Trauma
Why is disc herniation not a cause of radiculopathy in the cervical spine?
Protection from PLL
Location of nerve roots/spinal N in IVF
Loss of nucleus pulpous by age 45
Compression of the disc can be due to?
Fibrous Tissue in IVF
Buckling of Ligamentum Flavum
Osteophytes from Superior and Inferior Articular Processes
If a number is listed it is in reference to the?
N Root
If a name is listed it is in reference to the?
Peripheral N
In subjects with electrodiagnostic evidence of radicuopathy 64%-75% will have?
Weakness on Examination
In subjects with electrodiagnostic evidence of radicuopathy only 15%-34% will complain of?
Weakness