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Journal of the Korean Neurological Association
1992 Volume.10 No. 4 p.413 ~ p.419
The Reponse to Low Rate Stimulation of Repetitive Nerve Stimulation Test after Intravenous Tensilon Injection on Patients with Myasthenia Gravis
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Abstract
The repetitive nerve stimulation test(RNS) was performed on 32 patients with myasthenia gravis who showed positive response to the tensilon test. The result of the repetitive nerve stimulation test before and after the tensilon injection was
compared
with the point of improvement of the CMAP and decremental response.
The results were as follows :
1. All patients with myastheis gravis showed decremental responses to the low rate of stimulation in RNS.
2. The results after tensilon injections showed significant improvements of the CMAP in orbicularis oculi(OOC), flexor carpi ulnaris (FCU)(P<0.0005), deltoid and abductor digiti quinti muscles (ADQ)(P<0.0005), deltoid, OOC and FCU (P<0.0005).
3. There were improvements of decremental responses after tensilon injection.
1) At 2/sec, there were significant improvements in the muscles of OOC(P<0.005). deltoid, OOC and FCU(P<0.005).
2) At 5/sec, there were significant improvements in the muscles of OOC(P<0.005).
3) At 5/sec, there were also significant improvements in all the muscles of OOC, deltoid, ADQ, FCU(P<0.005).
These results showed that tensilon improves the RNS abnormalities in myasthenic patients with positive tensilon test. We think these findings before and after the tensilon injection are helpful to diagnose and differentiate a patient with
suspected
myasthenia gravis who has a negative tensilon test or insignificant RNS findings.
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