Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Spinal muscular atrophy -
Peripheral neuropathies
- Peripheral neuropathies
- Causes
- Nerve fiber
- Dysfunction of the motor or sensory cell
- Problem regarding protein synthesis
- Trauma
- Axon distal to trauma point will
degenerate in 7 days
- Myelin sheath
- Types
- Clinical classification
- Type of distribution of the damage
- Multineuropathy
- Mononeuropathy
- Polyneuropathy
- Types of fibers affected
- Sensitive neuropathies
- Motor neuropathies
- Sensory-motor neuropathies
- Autonomic neuropathies
- Type of presentation
- Acute neuropathies
- Chronic/insidious onset neuropathies
- Sub-acute
- Etiology
- Genetic neuropathies
- Axonal
- Demyelinating
- Acquired neuropathies
- Metabolic
- Diabetes is the first cause
of peripheral neuropathy
- Deficiency
- Toxic
- Infections
- Immune mediated
- Vascular
- Mechanic
- Clinical characteristics
- Symptoms
- Motor
- Sensitive
- Neurovegetative
- Signs
- Motor
- Sensitive
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- Diagnosis
- Blood tests
- CSF
- EMG and ENG
- Motor and sensory
conduction studies
- Nerve biopsy
- Dysimmune neuropathies
- Demyelinating neuropathies
- Axonal neuropathies
- Guillain-Barré syndrome
- Onset
- Pain
- Paresthesia
- Weakness
- Respiratory failure
- Cranial nerves involvement
- Deep tendon reflexes
- Autonomic dysfucntions
- Progression
- Death
- Prodrome phase
- Treatment
- Steroids generally not administered
- Remove antibodies as quickly as possible
- Plasmapheresis
- infuse high levels of immunoglobulins
derived from different donors
- Spinal muscular atrophy
- mutations in
- SMN1
- SMN2
- Types
- Werding-Hoffmann
- Intermediate form
- Kugelberg-Welander syndrome
- Adult form