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[Neuralgic amyotrophy. A clinical and neurophysiologic longitudinal study of 3 cases]
E Mazzalovo1, M Perini, D Zarcone
1Divisione di Neurologia, Ospedale S. Antonio Abate, Gallarate.
Abstract:
The Authors describe three cases of neuralgic amyotrophy examined clinically and neurophysiologically at the onset of symptoms and after six months. At that time patients showed an objective improvement in strength and functions, though a few SEP and EMG alterations persisted. These findings are considered of out discrepancy between clinical and neurophysiological picture.
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