Keywords
Armadillo
Nerve Conduction Study
Leprosy
Peripheral Neuropathies
Nerve Conduction Study
Leprosy
Peripheral Neuropathies
How to Cite
1.
Garbino JA, Virmond M, Almeida JA. Nerve conduction study technique in the armadillo. Hansen. Int. [Internet]. 1996 Jun. 30 [cited 2024 Nov. 23];21(1):5-9. Available from: https://periodicos.saude.sp.gov.br/hansenologia/article/view/35416
Abstract
The authors present a technique to perform nerve conduction study in armadillos (D. novemcinctus) and suggest that 66.17 m/s could be the mean normal nerve conduction velocity for the sciatic nerve, a parameter that could be used for assessment of the peripheral nervous system in this animal, considered the choice for experimental development of leprosy neuropathy and even in other peripheral neuropathies.
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2. KIMURA, J. Principles and pitfalls of nerve conduction studies. Ann Neurol,16: 415- 429, 1984
3 . MAYNARD, F. M. and STOLOV, W.C. Experimental error in determination of nerve conduction velocity. Arch. Phys Med Rehabil, august, 362-373, 1972.
4.MEHTTA, L.M., ANTIA, N.N. Ultrastructure of sciatic nerve of armadillo infected with M.leprae. Indian Journal of Leprosy, 56(3):540-554, 1.984.
5. OPROMOLLA, D.V.A., ARRUDA, O.S., FLEURY, R.N. Maintenance of armadillos captivity and results of the inoculation of Mycobacterium leprae. Hans. Int.,5 (1) :28-36, 1.980.
6. SHEPARD, C.C. The experimental disease that follow, the injection of human leprosy bacilli into foot-pads of mice.Journal of Experimental Medicine, 112:445-454, 1.960
7. STALBERG, E. and FALK, B. Clinical motor nerve conduction studies. Methods in Clinical Neurophysiology, Vol. 4, Number 3, sept. 1993.
8. STORRS, E.E. The nine-banded armadillos a model for leprosy and other biomedical research . International Journal of Leprosy, 39:703-714, 1.971.
9. VIRMOND, M. O uso do D. novemcinctus como modelo experimental de Lesão Neural em Hanseníase. IV° Encontro de Cirurgiões
do ILSL. Abstracts. Bauru, 1994.
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