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What Does The Following Report Of Nerve Conduction Study Suggest?

Hi,
Kindly help me nd lemme know is dere ny solution to this report for my uncle.

EleWophiidogy studies ware performed using Medbonk (Kypolnt) madulne. This 49 years old male was evaloated with NCS I BIG (done In both upper and both lower limbs). and the foflowing olservations were made:
MNCS:
Severely reduced amplitudes In left median, bilateral iar CP and PT nerves with
normal LeterOis and conduction velocities.
Absent Q4AP response rlgl* median nerve.
P waves:
Poor In ii.
SNCS:
Latendes,, amplitudes and conduction velocities ve normal In bilateral median, ulnar,
and oxal nerves.
H reflex:
Normal bilateral

Screen clipping taken: 9/29/2010, 12:00 AM


EMG
Fasoculatlore were observed In bilateral biceps, vasti wNle examination.
EMG done In bilateral biceps. FDI,Vasli,Ublalls wterior,genIoglOSsus paraspinal TI
Rbs and fa,ckulatlons seen Ii al the musdes examIned , Including perasØnal TI.
Single large MUAPS seen In bilateral bIceps and TA.
No MUAPs seen In rest & the muscles examined.
IMPRESSION:
Abnormal study suggestive ed diffuse anterior horn cell disease with severs motor unit dropout.
Mon, 22 Sep 2014
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