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case_images: Sensory nerve conduction study. . A. Left median anti-sensory. B. Right median anti-sensory. C. Left sural anti-sensory. D. Right sural anti-sensory. E. Left ulnar anti-sensory. F. Right ulnar anti-sensory.. The left and right median nerves (Panels A and B), as well as the right ulnar nerve (Panel F), show prolonged distal latency and decreased conduction velocity. Both the left and right sural nerves (Panels C and D) and the left ulnar nerve (Panel E) lack excitability.
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case_images: Motor nerve conduction study. . A. Left median motor. B. Right median motor. C. Left peroneal. D. Right peroneal. E. Left tibial motor. F. Right tibial motor.. Both the left and right median nerves (Panels A and B), along with the left and right tibial nerves (Panels E and F), exhibit prolonged distal latency and reduced conduction velocity. The left and right peroneal nerves (Panels C and D) are non-excitable.
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case_images: Lower limb magnetic resonance imaging.. A. Contrast-enhanced T2 coronal view of both thighs. There's muscle edema predominantly in the right quadriceps (arrowhead). B. Contrast-enhanced T1 TIRM view of the left thigh showing muscle edema (arrow). C. Contrast-enhanced T2 view of the left thigh showing edema in the middle muscle compartment and subcutaneous tissue (asterisk).. TIRM: turbo inversion recovery magnitude
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