Acute motor axonal Guillain - Barre syndrome Electrophysiology Research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Acute motor axonal Guillain - Barre syndrome Electrophysiology Research Keywords:: acute motor axonal neuropathy; electrophysiology; nerve conduction velocity Abstract Acute motor axonal Guillain - Barre syndrome electrophysiological characteristics of motor nerve conduction velocity in normal or slightly slowed down, accompanied by markedly reduced amplitude of evoked potentials; F-wave latency normal; sensory nerve conduction velocity and evoked amplitude of normal; there is more than fibrillation potentials and positive sharp waves. With classic Guillain - Barre syndrome demyelination of motor and sensory nerve conduction velocity slowing in different electrophysiological changes. To classify the use of nerve conduction velocity in Guillain - Barre syndrome subtypes of the easiest and most precise diagnostic criteria for the use of electrophysiology to determine the acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, acute motor axonal neuropathy, acute motor sensory neuropathy such as Guillain - Barre syndrome subtypes, dynamic observation of changes in nerve electrophysiology, treatment and prognosis of guiding significance. Acute motor axonal neuropathy (AMAN) electrophysiological characteristics of the motor nerve conduction velocity in normal or slightly slowed down, accompanied by evoked potential amplitude was significantly lower; F-wave latency normal; sensory nerve conduction velocity and evoked amplitude of normal; more than a fiber fibrillation potentials and positive sharp waves; recovery movement potential duration more than widened. That AMAN is a kind of sensory fibers without prejudice to the serious motor neuropathy, and distal motor nerve terminals dysfunction. Electrophysiology of the AMAN diagnosis of Guillain - Barre syndrome (GBS) of sub-type and prognosis of AMAN there is a certain practical value in this paper far as AMAN electrophysiology in recent years, research summarized below. 1 AMAN electrophysiology di