Neurografi Flashcards

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CMAP

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Compound Muscle Action Potential - due to muscle fiber depolarization, reflects health of nerve, NMJ and muscle.

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SNAP

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Sensory Nerve Action Potential - compared to normal value

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EMG

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Measures everything between anterior horn cell to muscle. Often means Nerve conduction and Needle Electrode Examination

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Distal latency

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From most distal point to skin or muscle, for ex CTS: prolonged distal latency over median nerve

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Conduction velocity

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Normal 40-50m/s

Ex demyelinating disease Charcot Marie Tooth 4m/s

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Axonal polyneuropathy

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CMAP and SNAPS reduce. Severe - no response at al

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Radikulopathy

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CMAP lowered due to Walölerian degeneration

Sens nerve oftan prox to dorsal root ganglion - due to this SNAP is not affected

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Plexopathy

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CMAP + SNAPS reduced due to injury distal to dorsal root ganglion

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Conduction block

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CMAP drop over that segment. Start measuring more distally - normal. Than moving prox block over that segment

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Repetitive nerve stimulation (RNS)

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CMAP decreases as Acetylcholine levels drop in Myastenia Gravis (neuromuscular disease)

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Needle Electrode Examination (often part of EMG)

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Needle in muscle - listen to fibrillations and fasciculations. MUPS (motor unit potential)

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Fibrillation

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Muscle fiber that has lost its nerve fiber contact and is dying - sending out this special nerve signal

BAD - reflects active neurogenic process

Can be of any reason in the nerve

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Fasciculation

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U can see this in the muscle with your own eye also (in normal conditions als=) - classic in anterior horn cell disease

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MUP

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Muscle Unit Potential

Measures amount of nerve fibers rein nervation - when nerve fiber sprouts to take over damaged nerve fibers the MUPs become larger

Small MUPs in muscle disease (knock out muscle fibers randomly so units become smaller)

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