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This video features a series of case studies presented by Lidia Onofre and Candy Dolan from the University of Utah. They discuss different patients and their symptoms, as well as the electrodiagnostic findings and diagnoses. In the first case, a patient with numbness and weakness in the ulnar digits is diagnosed with severe diffuse sensory and motor polyneuropathy, primarily axonal with secondary demyelination features. The second case involves a patient with stubborn carpal tunnel syndrome who is later diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) after new symptoms arise. The third case focuses on a patient who developed numbness and tingling in the feet after ankle surgery. They are diagnosed with a peroneal mononeuropathy on top of a possible sciatic neuropathy. The fourth case features a patient with weakness and hand pain who is initially diagnosed with chronic C8 T1 radiculopathy, but is later diagnosed with multifocal mononeuropathy. The fifth case involves a patient with weakness and finger abduction weakness following a bike accident. They are diagnosed with an ulnar motor neuropathy at the wrist. Overall, these case studies highlight the importance of considering various diagnoses and conducting thorough electrodiagnostic assessments when evaluating patients with neurological symptoms.
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case studies
Lidia Onofre
Candy Dolan
University of Utah
patients
symptoms
electrodiagnostic findings
polyneuropathy
Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
CMT
carpal tunnel syndrome
CTS
CMT
Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
Charcot-Marie-Tooth
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