Focal conduction block in compression neuropathy of the proximal sciatic nerve.
AUTOR(ES)
Inaba, A
RESUMO
Direct percutaneous stimulation of the proximal sciatic nerve with a high voltage electrical stimulator was given to a patient with acute sciatic compression neuropathy. Results clearly showed a focal conduction block at the sciatic notch, which could not be precisely localised and quantified by conventional electrodiagnostic methods.
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