Table 5.

Existing co-occurring neural and vascular manifestations among the 60 carpenters with neurosensory affection. Bold face denotes the prevalence of each symptom and finding

	IPT	IPC	IPW	TDT	DBC	IGS	ISC	N	C	S	HS	WF	PWC	MF	TC	TW	2PD	125	250	VIB
	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%	%
Symptoms
Impaired perception of touch (IPT)	30
Impaired perception of cold (IPC)	15	20
Impaired perception of warmth (IPW)	24	8	32
Tendency to drop things (TDT)	13	7	10	22
Difficulty buttoning clothes (DBC)	7	2	4	10	12
Impaired grip strength (IGS)	13	4	11	15	7	30
Increased sensation of cold (ISC)	24	17	26	17	9	17	67
Numbness (N)	15	9	20	13	4	17	35	55
Cramp (C)	11	4	11	10	2	7	11	15	20
Shaking (S)	7	2	7	9	4	9	11	13	9	17
Hand sweat (HS)	11	7	13	12	4	7	20	15	7	9	25
White fingers (WF)	7	4	9	3	2	4	13	13	4	4	2	15
Pain when cold (PWC)	15	13	15	13	4	9	15	26	9	7	9	9	45
Clinical findings
Monofilament! (MF)	20	13	22	17	7	15	52	41	15	15	15	15	35	72
RollTemp Cold (TC)	11	7	9	10	2	4	11	7	7	0	2	2	7	9	17
RollTemp Warm (TW)	7	7	7	2	0	2	9	4	2	0	2	0	7	7	4	8
Two-point discrimination (2PD)	11	4	9	7	4	11	15	13	4	4	4	7	11	15	2	4	25
Vibration at 125 Hz (125)	7	7	9	3	2	30	15	13	2	2	7	7	11	9	0	2	7	17
Vibration at 250 Hz (250)	17	13	17	7	2	11	30	26	9	7	13	9	17	17	4	4	7	13	37
Vibration at 125 or 250 Hz (VIB)	17	13	20	7	2	11	33	30	9	7	15	11	20	20	4	4	9	17	37	40