Table 3.
P1 | P2 | P3 | P4 | P5 | P6 | P7 | P8 | |
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CMAP of nerves (mV) | ||||||||
Axillary | 12.1(53%↓) | 3.5(77%↓) | normal | 4.4(51%↓) | normal | 6.4(66%↓) | ||
Suprascapular | 1.7(84%↓) | 3.3(76%↓) | ||||||
Musculocutaneous | 7.3(61%↓) | 4.5(52%↓) | normal | 3.6(62%↓) | normal | normal | ||
Median | normal | normal | 6.2(51%↓) | 1.4(83%↓) | normal | normal | ||
Ulnar | normal | normal | 5.3(53%↓) | normal | normal | normal | ||
Radial | normal | normal | 5.2(55%↓) | normal | 4.1(63%↓) | normal | ||
Peroneal | NR | 0.7(75%↓) | ||||||
Tibial | 3.0(79%↓) | normal | ||||||
SNAP of nerves (μV) | ||||||||
Median | normal | NR | normal | NR | 2.3(77%↓) | normal | ||
Ulnar | normal | normal | 2.8(60%↓) | normal | normal | normal | ||
Radial | normal | normal | normal | NR | 4.5(64%↓) | normal | ||
Superficial peroneal | NR | NR | ||||||
Sural | NR | normal |
The amplitudes of CMAPs and SNAPs were compared with contralateral side
CMAP compound muscle action potential, SNAP sensory nerve action potential, μV microvolt, mV millivolt, NR no response