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[An analysis of characteristics of nerve conduction in 154 cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis].

Yingying Ren, FS Cui, F Yang, Zhigang Chen, Ling Lü, Xusheng Huang

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Motor nerve conduction is abnormal in a majority of ALS patients with prolonged DML as the most common form, while abnormal sensory nerve conduction is only found in a few of ALS patients. CMAP amplitude of the median nerve and ulnar nerve might be of certain clinical value in evaluating the severity of ALS.

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Motor nerve conduction is abnormal in a majority of ALS patients with prolonged DML as the most common form, while abnormal sensory nerve conduction is only found in a few of ALS patients. CMAP amplitude of the median nerve and ulnar nerve might be of certain clinical value in evaluating the severity of ALS.

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Motor nerve conduction is abnormal in a majority of ALS patients with prolonged DML as the most common form, while abnormal sensory nerve conduction is only found in a few of ALS patients. CMAP amplitude of the median nerve and ulnar nerve might be of certain clinical value in evaluating the severity of ALS.

Key concepts: Medicine, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Snap, Ulnar nerve, Compound muscle action potential, Nerve conduction study, Motor nerve, Nerve conduction velocity

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