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[Neurologic aspects of vibration syndrome]
H Langauer-Lewowicka1, M Zajac-Nedza
1Kliniki Chorób Zawodowych, Instytutu Medycyny Pracy i Zdrowia Srodowiskowego w Sosnowcu.
Abstract:
The authors present divergent opinions on the pathogenesis of vibratory syndrome, and primarily on its angio-neurological form, i.e. vascular, neurogenic and immunological theory. In the light of these concepts the clinical manifestations of vibratory syndrome are discussed in view of both systemic and local developments. The issues concerning neurological diagnostics with reference to the usefulness of electrophysiological methods are thoroughly analysed. Difficulties in early diagnosis and identification of symptoms that distinguish vibratory syndrome from other syndromes with similar manifestations are highlighted.
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