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. 2025 Jul 16;87(9):6107–6115. doi: 10.1097/MS9.0000000000003583

Table 1.

Nerve conduction study parameters and CSF findings of the patient

Nerve Muscle Latency (ms) Amplitude (mV) Conduction velocity (m/s) F-wave latency (ms) Interpretation
Right median (motor) APB Borderline normal (3.92) Distal: 3.3, proximal: 3.0 Slowed (44.8) Prolonged (30.2) Features of AMAN with mild secondary demyelination (F-wave delay, mild slowing)
Left median (motor) APB Borderline normal (3.96) Distal: 1.5, proximal: 1.4 Slowed (43.8) Prolonged (32.8) Axonal pattern
Right ulnar (motor) ADM Mildly prolonged (3.31) Distal: 4.3, proximal: 3.9 Slowed (44.0) Prolonged (32.2) Axonal motor neuropathy with mild secondary slowing
Left ulnar (motor) ADM Prolonged (3.85) Distal: 3.1, proximal: 1.1 Slowed (46.0) Prolonged (NR) Moderate axonal involvement; slowed velocity suggests secondary demyelination
Right peroneal (motor) EDB NR NR NR NR Severe axonal involvement, absent responses
Right tibial (motor) AH Normal (3.85) Distal: 3.5, proximal: 2.0 Slowed (33.6) Prolonged (57.8) Severe axonal loss with secondary conduction slowing
Right median (sensory) Index Prolonged (3.39) Reduced (4.1 µV) Slowed (38) Sensory nerves relatively preserved; mild slowing could reflect subclinical involvement
Right ulnar (sensory) Dig V Prolonged (2.45) Reduced (3.4 µV) Slowed (38) Mild sensory slowing; consistent with secondary changes
Right sural (sensory) Calf-ankle Prolonged (2.92) Low-normal (4.0 µV) Borderline (43) Preserved sensory conduction supports AMAN subtype with limited secondary involvement
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) findings
Parameter Findings
Protein 52 mg/dL
White blood cell (WBC) count 3 cells/μL
Glucose 68 mg/dL
Opening pressure 9 cm H2O
Red blood cells (RBC) Absent
Electro diagnostic parameter Hadden et al[4] Rajbally et al[4] Our Case Interpretation
AIDP criteria met DL >110% ULN, CB, TD, F-wave >120% ULN Similar with stricter CB (P:D <0.7) DL normal, no CB/TD, isolated prolonged F-wave Does not meet AIDP criteria
CMAP amplitude D-amp <80% LLN → AMAN Same Absent in peroneal, reduced in tibial Consistent with AMAN
SNAPs May be reduced in AIDP Should be preserved in AMAN All normal Supports AMAN
Motor conduction velocity <90% LLN in AIDP <70% LLN in AIDP Tibial ~32–33.6 m/s (borderline) Suggests possible secondary slowing
Final diagnosis according to the criteria AMAN AMAN Fulfills AMAN with mild delayed slowing Primary AMAN with secondary demyelination