Titlebook: Neuromuscular Diseases; A Practical Approach Michael Swash,Martin Schwartz Book 19882nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Neur

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Electromyography, Nerve Conduction and Other Neurophysiological Techniquesotor roots is also valuable. Various special applications of these techniques, e.g. macro EMG, scanning EMG and the use of surface and monopolar electrodes, are available, but are used relatively infrequently in routine clinical work.

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Classification of Neuromuscular Disorderse fact that in neurogenic disorders anterior horn cells, nerve roots, peripheral nerves with their myelin sheaths and the motor end-plates are vulnerable to different pathological processes whereas muscle itself is a more homogeneous tissue.

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Book 19882nd editionular diseases, but will stimulate research. London, May 1987 Michael Swash Martin S. Schwartz Preface to the First Edition Neuromuscular diseases are common in clinical practice. Patients with these disorders may be referred to neurologists, rheumatologists, orthopaedic surgeons, paediatricians or t

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Nerve Entrapment and Compression Syndromes and Other Mononeuropathiesion or entrapment of nerves will lead, however, to more pronounced and less transient sensory disturbance and weakness in the distribution of the affected nerve. The various causative factors are listed in Table 8.1. By far the most common causes of mononeuropathy are entrapment and compression syndromes.

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Brachial and Lumbar Nerve Root and Plexus Lesionsaffected by entrapment are those leaving the spinal cord at points where spinal movement is greatest, especially at the C5, C6, C7 and C8 levels in the arm, and at the L4, L5 and Si levels in the leg.

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