January 1999
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Muscle & Nerve
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... The early restoration of the PCB mdn nerve response supports the primary pathophysiologic abnormality as a conduction block process, a finding which has heretofore been well-accepted in motor nerve electrodiagnostic testing, but with caution when conducting sensory testing. 21 When there is clinical evidence of sensory abnormality involving the thenar eminence in the presence of a traumatic injury, surgical management has not routinely involved preoperative electrodiagnostic testing because of timing, ...
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January 1999
Muscle & Nerve