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2. [Rehabilitation of peripheral nerve lesions].

Author

Grasso A, Arena M, Sofia V, La Bua V, Biondi R, Sicurella L, and Patti F

Subjects
Brachial Plexus physiopathology, Denervation, Electric Stimulation Therapy methods, Humans, Nerve Regeneration, Paralysis rehabilitation, Physical Therapy Modalities, Spinal Dysraphism complications, Spinal Dysraphism therapy, Urinary Bladder, Neurogenic etiology, Urinary Bladder, Neurogenic rehabilitation, Peripheral Nervous System Diseases rehabilitation
Abstract

After reporting the pathophysiology of denervation the authors deal with the changes that affect nerves while going through reinnervation. A review of the drugs that may help healing and general care to be adopted in order to avoid sequential pathological phenomena related to paralysis are shown. Rehabilitative treatment is discussed, the Authors dwell upon rehabilitation of neurogenous bladder of patients with spina bifida and rehabilitation of patients with paralysis of brachial plexus. Facial paralysis has been discussed before dealing with benefits and complications of electrotherapy. The use of electromagnetotherapy and electromyography are shown with a rich photographic and bibliographic support.

Published
1997

3. [Evoked acoustic responses in the brain stem of subjects with facial hemispasm and megabasilar anomaly].

Author

Sicurella L, Pulvirenti G, Muraglie G, Arena M, Russo E, D'Alpa F, and Grasso A

Subjects
Aged, Basilar Artery diagnostic imaging, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Basilar Artery abnormalities, Brain Stem physiopathology, Evoked Potentials, Auditory physiology, Facial Muscles physiopathology, Spasm physiopathology
Abstract

We examined 8 subjects affected by hemifacial spasm. The CT exam showed a megadolichobasilaris vessel in five of them. Four of these five presented BAEP anomalies. Three of these four showed a decreased amplitude of the V wave and the other one a pathological increment of the I-V interval.

Published
1989

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