Klinische und elektromyographische Untersuchungen nach Triarylphosphat-Polyneuropathie

Janz, David R.; Neundörfer, B.

doi:10.1007/bf00244092

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“…Each cell produces a segment of myelin. The segments of myelin, or internodes, formed by this process are shorter than normal internodes [41–43]. Compared with regeneration, remyelination is a faster process and, in general, a more effective one.…”

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Peripheral nerve injuries associated with anaesthesia

Sawyer

Richmond²,

Hickey³

et al. 2000

Anaesthesia

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SummaryPeripheral nerve injuries can occur at any time during the peri-operative period. The long-term disability that results may have serious consequences for a patient. The incidence of peri-operative nerve injuries can be reduced by anaesthetists being aware of their causes and pathophysiology. This review article aims to explain the incidence, pathophysiology and medicolegal implications of perioperative nerve injury and provides suggestions as to how they may best be avoided.

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