Morphological and electrophysiological evaluation of median and ulnar nerve in complex regional pain syndrome type 1.
Pain practice : the official journal of World Institute of Pain（2023）
Abstract
The lower SNAP and CMAP amplitudes of the median and ulnar nerves compared to the healthy side and the prolongation of the affected side median and ulnar nerve distal motor latencies of the affected individuals may indicate axonal involvement in patients with CRPS type 1. Decreased CMAP amplitudes may also indicate muscle atrophy due to a decrease in the number of functional motor units.
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Key words
complex regional pain syndrome type 1,electrophysiology,median nerve,morphology,ulnar nerve
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