19 ~ 22-year-old boys and girls the right median nerve conduction velocity test.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 19 ~ 22-year-old boys and girls the right median nerve conduction velocity test [Abstract] By measuring the 19-22 year-old boys and girls the right median nerve conduction velocity of the normal to arrive 34 compound muscle action potential waveform. Sorted out the volunteers of median nerve conduction velocity in the 51.17-72.98m / s with an average of 58.74m / s. And draw a conclusion: nerve conduction velocity (NCV) measurement is a simple, objective, sensitive, non-invasive nerve electrophysiological detection methods, with advantages of high reproducibility and accuracy of the detection of graphics clarity, the data obtained accurate and reliable for the future clinical diagnosis and provides a theoretical basis for forensic identification. [Keywords:] the normal male and female median nerve velocity measurement [Abstract] Surveys 19-22 years old male, the female student right median nerve speed normal value. Obtains 34 compound muscle action potential oscillogram. Reorganizes volunteer’s median nerve conduction speed between 51.17-72.98m / s, is equally 58.74m / s. We have got such discussion: The nerve conduction speed (NCV) determination is one kind simple, objective, the sensitive non-wound neuroelectricity physiology examination method, has the duplication good and the accurate higher merit, the examination graph clear perspicuity, obtains data accurate reliable, appraises for later clinical diagnosis and the medical examiner provides the theory basis. [Keywords:] normal male female student median nerve velocity measurement An object and method 1.1 Object 34 volunteers, male 21, female 13, age 19-22 years, mean 20.35 years of age. All subjects meet the following conditions: ① no upper limb trauma and surgical history; ② no history of diabetes; ③ no history of cervical spondylosis; ④ no sensory disturbance; ⑤ no pregnancy; ⑥ without cardiac pacemakers; ⑦ had not received ultrasound treatment . 1.2 Methods Experime