Tetsuo Sakai, Kenichiro Oda
Abstract
We performed coherent electromyographic studies in six patients with Joseph disease to determine whether there was collateral sprouting in peripheral nerves. An abundant reinnervation may partially explain why muscle strength is relatively preserved in Joseph disease.
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We performed coherent electromyographic studies in six patients with Joseph disease to determine whether there was collateral sprouting in peripheral nerves. An abundant reinnervation may partially explain why muscle strength is relatively preserved in Joseph disease.
Key concepts: Reinnervation, Peripheral, Medicine, Sprouting, Neuroscience, Disease, Anatomy, Pathology