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Research Of Motor Function In Patients With Chronic Pain Syndrome At Radiculopathies Of Different Genesis
DOI
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10.37547/tajas/Volume02Issue10-03
tajas
2020
VOL. 2
/ NO. 10
OCTOBER
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
In patients with radiculopathies of various origins, along with chronic pain syndrome, various prolapse of the pyramidal sphere of the peripheral nervous system is observed [1]. In groups of patients with radiculopathies, the motor sphere was investigated using the described methods of studying the neurological status Skoromets A. A, which revealed a statistically significant limitation of the motor sphere [2]. The performed electroneuromyography confirmed the lesion in the motor fibers in patients with chronic pain syndrome with radiculopathies of various origins [4].
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Patients
radiculopathies
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