Nerve Transfer After Cervical Spinal Cord Injury: Who Has a “Time Sensitive” Injury Based on Electrodiagnostic Findings?

Keyphrases

• Electrodiagnosis 100%
• Nerve Transfer 100%
• Cervical Spine Injury 100%
• Ulnar 75%
• Lower Motor Neuron 75%
• Muscle Strength 50%
• Compound muscle Action Potential 50%
• Positive Predictive Value 25%
• Spinal Cord Injury 25%
• Retrospective Analysis 25%
• Motor Neuron Disease 25%
• Academic Hospital 25%
• Denervation 25%
• Hand Function 25%
• Abductor Digiti Minimi 25%
• Lower Limit of Normal 25%
• Compound muscle Action Potential Amplitude 25%
• Spinal Nerve Roots 25%
• European multicentre Study 25%
• Injury Database 25%
• Strength Examination 25%
• Lost Opportunity 25%
• Post-cervical 25%
• Subnormal Subgroup 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Electrodiagnosis 100%
• Nerve Transplantation 100%
• Cervical Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Limb 75%
• Compound Muscle Action Potential 75%
• Muscle Strength 50%
• Nerve Root 25%
• Spinal Cord Injury 25%
• Denervation 25%
• Hand Function 25%
• Action Potential Amplitude 25%
• Spinal Nerve 25%