1. Clinical neurophysiology END-Techniques Case studies

6. Principle of axonal degeneration:dying back hypothesis

9. Ulnar nerve entrapment

11. Axonal reflex In normal conditions, they are only seen in tibial nerve. In earlier GBS,IDD can be seen. They are also called IDD(Intermediate Double Dischares) or M-satellites.

15. Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathies The legs showed mild atrophy of the anterior tibialis and peroneal muscles Hypertrophic polyneuropathy. The most likely diagnosis was chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy Her nerve conduction velocities (NCV) were 24.7m/s in both median and ulnar nerves without multifocal blocks Motor NCV of the right peroneal nerve was 14.7m/s; the motor NCV of the left ulnar nerve was 16.9m/s; and the motor NCV of the right median nerve was 21.2m/s Lack of conduction blocks argued against chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) Based on the molecular studies and electrophysiological examination , the diagnosis of Charcot-Marie-Tooth type 1A polyneuropathy was made.

21. Conduction block

23. Absence of F-response

24. Conduction block outside of common entrapment sites. The conduction block should not be an entrapment

26. Muscle physiology

27. Motor neuron Degenerative motor neuron