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Case Report

Volume 9, Number 3, September 2020, pages 89-92


Severe Peripheral Neuropathy From Treatment With Arsenic Trioxide in a Patient Suffering From Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia

Table

Table 1. Nerve Conduction Studies (All Tests Are Performed on the Right Side)
 
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Latency (ms)Amplitude (mV)Conduction velocity (m/s)Latency (ms)Amplitude (mV)Conduction velocity (m/s)
UR: Uncertain response; NR: No response.
Motor nerve conduction studies
  Median nerve
    WristMusculus abductor pollicis brevis-wrist3.67.13.87.7
    ElbowWrist-elbow8.16.9497.97.350
  Ulnar nerve
    WristMusculus abductor digiti min-wrist2.89.22.19
    Below elbowWrist-below elbow5.27.3635.68.664
    Proximal elbowBelow elbow-proximal elbow7.58.24878.757
  Tibial nerve
    AnkleMusculus abductor hallucis-ankle3.91.43.82.8
    Popliteal fossaAnkle-popliteal fossa12.40.14313.20.542
  Peroneus profundus nerve
    AnkleMusculus extensor digiti brevis-ankle3.70.45.40.5
    Capitulum fibulaeAnkle-caput fibulae11.90.33512.10.639
    PoplesCaput fibulae-poples14.40.33813.90.649
Sensory nerve conduction studies
  Median nerve
    Index finger (F2)Wrist-index finger (F2)2.74.8562.8854
    Middle finger (F3)Wrist-middle finger (F3)2.84.25636.752
  Ulnar nerveWrist-little finger (F5)2.64542.38.354
  Radial nerveForearm-tabatiere1.113.9751.87.868
  Peroneus superior nerveLateral crus-ankle2.20.7392.41.238
  Sural nerveSura-lateral malleolusURURURNRNRNR