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Clinical Significance of Electrodiagnosis in l5 - s1 disc herniation

*Narkeesh , *Narkeesh , **N.K. Multani , ***S.K. Verma

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Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Journal 1(2):p 99-105, . | DOI:
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This was an experimental and comparative study done to see the effect of L5 – S1 disc herniation on MNCV, its latency difference and H reflex latency and to prove the efficacy of electrodiagnosis as a reliable tool to assess the S1 radiculopathy due to disc herniation. MNCV, its latency difference and H reflex latency was compared between affected and unaffected sides of 12 symptomatic and MRI diagnosed subjects. Affected side data was also compared with normative data. CONCLUSION: MNCV and H latency showed significant changes between affected and unaffected sides but M latency presented insignificant results. Comparison of data with normative data also showed significant changes, thus proving electrodiagnosis as a reliable adjunct to MRI.

Key Words MRI, Electrodiagnosis, MNCV, H-reflex, S1 Radiculopathy

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