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No references found	In addition, reduced sensory nerve action potentials in the median and ulnar nerves alone, without documentation of neuropathy in additional nerves, cannot be used as evidence of a diffuse axonal polyneuropathy, since both of these nerves are commonly prone to entrapment neuropathies. West Nile poliomyelitis by Rushing, Elisabeth J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases After cerebrospinal fluid and blood chemistry were found to be normal, the patient underwent nerve conduction studies, which revealed absent sural sensory nerve action potentials bilaterally, increased bilateral F-wave latency along the distal portion of the tibial nerves, and moderate slowing of nerve conduction velocity in the peroneal nerves and tib ial nerves bilaterally. Apotemnophilia masquerading as medical morbidity. (Case Report) by Paauw, Douglas S. / Southern Medical Journal Electrodiagnostic studies showed widespread but variable denervation, reduced compound muscle action potentials (CMAPs), and normal sensory nerve action potentials (SNAPs), consistent with a severe, asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells or motor axons. Acute flaccid paralysis and West Nile virus infection. (Research) by Petersen, Lyle R. / Emerging Infectious Diseases	sensory sensory aphasia sensory apraxia sensory area sensory awareness sensory cortex sensory deficit sensory denial or negation sensory deprivation sensory end organ sensory epilepsy sensory function sensory function: cutaneous sensory function: hearing sensory function: proprioception sensory function: taste and smell sensory function: vision sensory ganglion sensory image sensory integration Sensory Integration Disorder sensory integration dysfunction sensory integrative dysfunction sensory integrative therapy sensory nerve sensory nerve action potential sensory nerve transposition Sensory nerves sensory neuronopathy sensory neuropathy sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve sensory overload sensory paralysis sensory pathway sensory receptor sensory root sensory speech center sensory stimulation sensory threshold sensory tic sensory urgency sensory-based language sensory-perceptual overload sensual sentience and thought sentient sentinel Sentinel Animal Sentinel Clot Sentinel Event sentinel gland	sensory image Sensory Impairment Action Plan Sensory Impairment and Learning Difficulties Sensory Index Score Sensory innervation Sensory innervation Sensory innervation sensory input sensory input sensory input sensory integration sensory integration Sensory Integration Disfunction Sensory integration disorder Sensory integration disorder sensory integration dysfunction sensory integration dysfunction Sensory Integration Effect with No Treatment Sensory Integration International Sensory Integration Praxis Test Sensory Integration Resource Center Sensory integrative dysfunction sensory integrative therapy sensory learning Sensory memory Sensory Motor Performance Program sensory nerve sensory nerve sensory nerve sensory nerve sensory nerve action potential Sensory nerve cell Sensory Nerve Conduction Studies Sensory Nerve Conduction Threshold Sensory Nerve Conduction Velocity Sensory Nerve Fiber sensory nerve transposition Sensory nerves Sensory nerves Sensory nerves Sensory nervous system sensory neuron sensory neuron sensory neuron sensory neuronopathy Sensory neurons Sensory neuropathy Sensory neuropathy Sensory neuropathy Sensory neuropathy type 1 Sensory neuropathy type 1 Sensory neuropathy type 1 sensory nucleus sensory nucleus sensory nucleus sensory nucleus sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve sensory o sensory o sensory o sensory o

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In addition, reduced sensory nerve action potentials in the median and ulnar nerves alone, without documentation of neuropathy in additional nerves, cannot be used as evidence of a diffuse axonal polyneuropathy, since both of these nerves are commonly prone to entrapment neuropathies.

West Nile poliomyelitis by Rushing, Elisabeth J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

After cerebrospinal fluid and blood chemistry were found to be normal, the patient underwent nerve conduction studies, which revealed absent sural sensory nerve action potentials bilaterally, increased bilateral F-wave latency along the distal portion of the tibial nerves, and moderate slowing of nerve conduction velocity in the peroneal nerves and tib ial nerves bilaterally.

Apotemnophilia masquerading as medical morbidity. (Case Report) by Paauw, Douglas S. / Southern Medical Journal

Electrodiagnostic studies showed widespread but variable denervation, reduced compound muscle action potentials (CMAPs), and normal sensory nerve action potentials (SNAPs), consistent with a severe, asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells or motor axons.

Acute flaccid paralysis and West Nile virus infection. (Research) by Petersen, Lyle R. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

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