ĐẶC ĐIỂM ĐIỆN SINH LÝ THẦN KINH CƠ VÀ DIỆN TÍCH THẦN KINH GIỮA CỦA HỘI CHỨNG ỐNG CỔ TAY GIAI ĐOẠN NẶNG VÀ RẤT NẶNG

Abstract

We performed neuromuscular electrophysiology and measured the median nerve area of ​​the carpal tunne syndrome (CTS) for 38 patients with 42 hands diagnosed as severe and very severe CTS. Objective: To study and evaluate neuromuscular electrophysiology and median nerve area in patients with severe and very severe CTS. Methods: Examination, selection of patients diagnosed with severe and very severe CTS, electrophysiological recording of the midian nerve; Ultrasonography determines the nerve area between the transverse proximal squamous muscle. Results: Median ulnar motor latency difference (DMLD) averaged 5.19±3.83ms. Median ulnar sensory latency difference (DSLD) averaged 3.11±2.2ms. Median nerve area averaged 14.48±6.27mm². Conclusion: For severe and very severe CTS, the DMLD, DSLD and Median nerve area are increasing.