Nerve conduction studies of sensory nerves with proven vasculitic neuropathy often show an absent electrical response

Most nerves with pathological VN findings showed no response on NCS. In patients with suspected VN, sural or superficial radial sensory nerves with absent responses on NCS are adequate biopsy targets as compared to nerves in which SNAPs can be recorded.

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Muscle & Nerve
Published
2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mus.28276
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2
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Vasculitis and related conditions
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Nerve conduction studies of sensory nerves with proven vasculitic neuropathy often show an absent electrical response

Zachary London, Burton E. Becker, Kyle Conway
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Nerve conduction studies of sensory nerves with proven vasculitic neuropathy often show an absent electrical response

Zachary London, Burton E. Becker, Kyle Conway
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Abstract

Most nerves with pathological VN findings showed no response on NCS. In patients with suspected VN, sural or superficial radial sensory nerves with absent responses on NCS are adequate biopsy targets as compared to nerves in which SNAPs can be recorded.

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University of Michigan (US), University of Kansas Medical Center (US)
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