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Tremor and Dysmetria in Multiple Sclerosis: A Neurophysiological Study Cover

Tremor and Dysmetria in Multiple Sclerosis: A Neurophysiological Study

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|Jul 2021

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Patients’ clinical data.

PATIENTAGESEXGROUPHANDEDNESSSITE TESTEDTREMORDYSMETRIAPOWERSENSATION
151FCLR00NI
259FCRR00NN
361FCRR00NN
440MCLL0.50NN
542FCLL0.50NN
653MCRR0.50NN
766MCRR00.5NN
845MTLL1.50NN
935FTRL4.51NN
1036FTRR31NI
1155FTRL1.50NI
1239FTRR01NI
1336MTLR3.51NI
1431MDRR01NI
1531FDRL024/5I
1633MDRL02NI
1736MDRR02NI
1851MMRR524/5I
1956MMLL71NI
2037MMRL2.52NN
2152MMRR1.51NI
2222MMRR21NN
2358MCRR0.50NI

[i] C = MS control group; T = MS tremor group; D = MS dysmetria group; M = MS mixed group; N = normal; I = impaired.

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Figure 1

A. Onset latency of the sensory evoked potentials recorded at Erbs point, cervical spinal cord and cortex and the central sensory conduction times (CSCT) for each MS subgroup. The boxes show the 75th and 25th percentiles and median, the open box shows the mean value and data points with an X show the maximum and minimum values. B. Same data as in A, but the groups have been combined into those with dysmetria (red) and without dysmetria (black). NS = no significant difference between groups.

Table 2

SEPs latencies for the four groups.

PATIENTGROUPERB’S POINT
(LATENCIES, ms)
CERVICAL SPINE
(LATENCIES, ms)
CEREBRAL CORTEX
(LATENCIES, ms)
CENTRAL CONDUCTION TIMES (ms)
1C8.011.517.756.25
2C9.2512.7517.755
3C10.2513.2519.56.25
4C8.7514.2522.258
5C8.7511.520.59
6C10.015.2523.758.5
7C10.7513.521.58
8T10.014.2520.05.75
9T9.512.7521.258.5
10T8.512.7518.255.5
11T10.2514.519.755.25
12T8.512.2519.257
13T10.2516.024.258.25
14D9.2513.022.759.75
15D9.014.023.09
16D9.2513.7520.06.25
17D9.2513.529.7516.25
18M10.2514.2522.58.25
19M10.513.520.757.25
20M1114.7524.7510
21M9.512.2518.756.5
22M1013.7522.258.5

[i] C = patients controls; T = tremor group; D = dysmetria group; M = mixed group (one patient could not tolerate the test).

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Figure 2

Onset latencies of the short-latency (M1) and long-latency (M2) components of the stretch reflex. Data are shown for each preload (load 1, 2 and 3) condition. The MS groups have been combined into those with dysmetria (red) and without dysmetria (black). * = p < 0.008.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/tohm.598 | Journal eISSN: 2160-8288
Language: English
Submitted on: Dec 27, 2020
Accepted on: May 3, 2021
Published on: Jul 26, 2021
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2021 S. H. Alusi, A. Macerollo, Colum D. MacKinnon, John C. Rothwell, Peter G. Bain, published by Ubiquity Press
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