Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 9 ppsx
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 9 ppsx
... 19. Nemaline myopathy. A
Distal leg atrophy in a patient
with nemaline myopathy. B At-
rophy of the proximal arm mus-
cles, neck muscles, and weak-
ness of the facial muscles. C Bi-
lateral hand ... by certain distinc-
tive clinical features: cardiac arrhythmia often requiring a pacemaker, limb
and spine contractures, lack of facial weakness, and X-linked or autosomal
dominant inheritan...
Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 9 docx
... myopathy: Collagen VI
Autosomal recessive:
2A: Calpain-3; 15q15
2B: Dysferlin; 2p12
2C: gamma-sarcoglycan; 13q12
2D: alpha-sarcoglycan; 17q21
2E: beta-sarcoglycan; 4q12
2F: delta-sarcoglycan; ... by certain distinc-
tive clinical features: cardiac arrhythmia often requiring a pacemaker, limb
and spine contractures, lack of facial weakness, and X-linked or autosomal
dominant inheritance. .....
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 2 doc
... via cervical plexus
nerve
Parasellar Trauma
syndrome Neoplastic: adenoma, craniopharyngioma,
epidermoid, ganglion Gasseri meningioma,
neurofibroma, pituitary sarcoma
Vascular: carotid artery aneurysm, ... nerve: Facial paralysis
without impairment of lacrimation, however salivation, loss of taste and
hyperacusis.
c) Between stapedius nerve and chorda tympani: facial paralysis, intact lacri-
m...
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 4 pps
... conditions
Conservative:
Trauma: neurapraxia, partial lesion (mild axonal lesion)
Blunt trauma
Neuralgic amyotrophy
Malpositioning
Operative:
Trauma: severe axonal lesion, neurotmesis
Generally good-partial lesions are common.
Gorson ... the spinal canal. Each ramus passes
through a pelvic sacral foramen to join the sacral plexus; each dorsal ramus
emerges through a dorsal sacral foramen...
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 5 docx
... 605–607
Staal A, van Gijn J, Spaans F ( 199 9) The obturator nerve. In: Staal A, van Gijn J, Spaans F
(eds) Mononeuropathies; examination, diagnosis and treatment. Saunders, London,
pp 1 09 111
Signs
Causes
Diagnosis
Differential ... nerve palsy caused
by an intraneural cyst. J Neurol 2 49: 490 – 491
Sarrafian SK ( 199 3) Anatomy of the foot and ankle: descriptive, topographic, functional....
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 6 pps
... degenera-
tion. Some are associated with anti-neuronal antibodies. Peripheral neuro-
pathies in cancer patients can also be part of a multifocal paraneoplastic
encephalomyelitis (PEM).
Demyelination ... Ganglioneuroblastoma
Neuroblastoma
Schwannomas are the commonest benign nerve sheath tumors. They are
encapsulated and displace adjacent nerve fascicles. Schwannomas can present
as a pai...
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 7 pdf
... 1 9
Pareyson D, Sghirlanzoni A, Bolti S, et al ( 199 9) Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease type 2 and
P0 gene mutations. Neurology 52 (5): 1110–1111
Vance JM ( 199 9) Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease type 2. Ann ... muscle weakness, ataxia, and
areflexia. Ptosis and mydriasis can be demonstrated on exam.
MFS is considered a variant of AIDP, and cases initially appearing to fall in the
classic MFS tri...
Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 8 potx
... in
particular, rarely other tumors).
Associated neurological conditions:
Anti-Hu syndrome
Ataxia
Encephalopathy
Paraneoplastic cerebellar degeneration
Other autoimmune diseases
LEMS (Lambert Eaton ... necessary
– Carcinoma-associated: prognosis is related to the neoplasm
Mason WP, Graus F, Lang B, et al ( 199 7) Small cell lung cancer, paraneoplastic cerebellar
degeneration and the Lambert...
Atlas of Neuromuscular Diseases A Practical Guideline - part 10 pdf
... myeloma 268
Oxaliplatin 317
P/Q Ca++ channels 3 49
Paramyotonia congenita 431
Paraneoplastic neuropathy 273
Paraproteinemic neuropathies 266
Parasitic myositis 377
Parosmia 34
Pectoral nerve 191
Percussion ... mitochondrial disorders,
vasculitis, some types of amyloidosis and hereditary neuropathies
CIDP
Inflammatory myopathies
MG
Polyneuropathy
Anemia
Anesthesia
Angiography
Anorexia nervos...
Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 9 ppsx
...
always threatened. Such expansion is usually
caused by graft laceration and should be immedi-
ately repaired. Old and stable hematomas can, as
an alternative, be treated by puncture and aspira-
tion ...
venotomy.
Blind application of vascular clamps in a
bleeding traumatic wound as dangerous.
A nonsecure distal intimal edge is always a
risk for dissection and creation of an inti-...