A numerical grading scale for peripheral nerve function.

A numerical grading scale for median and ulnar function is outlined. This system, based upon the known pathophysiology of chronic nerve compression, creates a hierarchical scale of mutually exclusive categories for motor and sensory function. The scale is responsible to incorporating new technologie...

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Publicado en:Journal of Hand Therapy Vol. 6; no. 2; pp. 152 - 161
Autor principal: Dellon AL
Formato: pictorial tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. 1993 Apr-Jun
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        au: Dellon AL
        affil: Div Plastic Surg, Johns Hopkins Univ School Med, Baltimore MD
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          Peripheral Nervous System Diseases Classification
          Classification Evaluation
          Classification Methods
          Hand
          Pilot Studies
          Clinical Assessment Tools
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      ab: A numerical grading scale for median and ulnar function is outlined. This system, based upon the known pathophysiology of chronic nerve compression, creates a hierarchical scale of mutually exclusive categories for motor and sensory function. The scale is responsible to incorporating new technologies for sensorimotor evaluation if these should offer advantages in computer-assisted evaluation, validity, or reliability. The scale is assumed to be nonuniform, and nonparametric statistical analysis, such as use of the Wilcoxon rank-sum test, is appropriate. Where motor function may predominate the peripheral nerve function, such as the ulnar nerve, in contrast to the median nerve, the scale may be uniquely defined to reflect this attribute. Pilot study examples of application of the numerical scoring system are given, and specific areas to better define the scale through research are suggested.
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