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. 2018 Aug 24;58(1):119–122. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.1382-18

Table.

Results of Nerve Conduction Studies.

Motor nerve Sensory nerve
Distal latency
(ms)
Conduction velocity
(m/s)
CMAP
(mV)
F-wave latency
(ms)
Conduction velocity
(m/s)
SNAP
(μV)
First examination (at 71 years of age)
L. Median nerve 4.7 (<4.5) 49 (>48) 4.9 (>5.0) 28.3 (<31.4) 40 (>43) 3 (>11.3)
L. Ulnar nerve 3.0 (<3.6) 52 (>46) 8.2 (>4.7) 27.8 (<31.7) 50 (>40) 1 (>8.8)
L. Superficial radial nerve 50 (>48) 4 (>14.3)
L. Tibial nerve 3.9 (<5.9) 40 (>36) 9.1 (>5.6) 46.9 (<56.8)
L. Sural nerve 45 (>37) 2 (>3.4)
Final examination (at 74 years of age)
L. Median nerve 4.4 (<4.5) 45 (>48) 3.9 (>5.0) 28.3 (<31.4) 41 (>43) 3 (>11.3)
L. Ulnar nerve 3.1 (<3.6) 58 (>46) 7.2 (>4.7) 27.1 (<31.7) 39 (>40) 2 (>8.8)
L. Superficial radial nerve 52 (>48) 6 (>14.3)
L. Tibial nerve 4.5 (<5.9) 37 (>36) 7.6 (>5.6) 44.3 (<56.8)
L. Sural nerve 51 (>37) 2 (>3.4)

All studies were performed in the left extremities (L.).

CMAP: compound muscle action potential

All sensory studies were antidromically measured.

Abnormal values are indicated with underline. Normal limits are indicated in parentheses (our laboratory data).