Rare as Rocking Horse Droppings

 

Amplitude (μV)

Onset latency (ms)

Peak latency (ms)

Conduction velocity m/s

Right Median (F3-wrist)

8.0

2.5

3.2

50

Right Ulnar (F5-wrist)

7.0

2.1

2.1

52.5

Right Radial

1.3

–

–

40

Left Median

8.0

–

–

50

Left Ulnar

3.5

–

–

45

Left Radial

Absent
   
Right Sural (calf-ankle)

Absent
   
Right Superf. Peroneal (calf-ankle)

Absent
   
Left Sural (calf-ankle)

Absent
   
Left Superf. Peroneal (calf-ankle)

Absent
   



Table 2.2
Motor nerve conduction studies



































 
Right
Left

Median (SE on APB)

DML
2.9 ms
–

CV (wrist-elbow)
58 m/s
–

CMAP (wrist)
4 mV
–

CMAP (elbow)
4 mV
–

F latency
26 ms
–

Right common peroneal (SE on EDB)

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