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KMID : 0361419830070020067
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Journal of Korean Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine
1983 Volume.7 No. 2 p.67 ~ p.71
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Accessory Nerve Conduction Studies in Healthy Korean
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조경자/Cho, Kyoung-Ja
나은우/이원영/박창일/Rah, Ueon Woo/Lee, Won Young/Park, Chang il
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Abstract
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Neurophysiologic studies are a valuable technique in the localization and prognosis of the peripheral nerve lesions.
Among the cranial nerves conduction latency changes have been in early detection of the
lesion of the facial nerve and in prospect of the prognosis. There is an another cranial nerve which controls the movement of the neck and the shoulders and it can be easily studied outside of the skull; the accessory nerve.
In this study, measurements of the accessory nerves were performed bilaterally in 18 hea
lthy Korean volunteers, 15 males and three females from 23 to 46 years of age.
The mean conduction latency for the accessory nerve was 2.21 msec. (S.D.=0.42) and for the mean conduction distance 7.74 cm (S.D. = 1. 11) in 36 nerves.
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