mononeuropathy

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Related to mononeuropathy: multiple mononeuropathy, mononeuropathy multiplex

mon·o·neu·rop·a·thy

(mon'ō-nū-rop'ă-thē),

Disorder involving a single nerve.

mononeuropathy

/mono·neu·rop·a·thy/ (-ndbobr-rop´ah-the) disease affecting a single nerve.

multiple mononeuropathy , mononeuropathy mul´tiplex mononeuropathy of several different nerves simultaneously.

mononeuropathy

[-noo͡rop′əthē]

Etymology: Gk, monos + neuron, nerve, pathos, disease

any disease or disorder that affects a single nerve trunk. Some common causes of disorders involving single nerve trunks are electric shock, radiation, and fractured bones that may compress or lacerate nerve fibers. Casts and tourniquets that are too tight may also damage a nerve by compression or by ischemia. The peripheral nerve trunks are especially vulnerable to compression and entrapment.

mononeuropathy

Mononeuritis Neurology A peripheral neuropathy characterized by loss of movement or sensation in a single nerve group Etiology Damage/destruction of an isolated nerve/nerve group, which may be systemic or, more commonly, due to direct trauma, prolonged pressure, or compression by adjacent structures

mon·o·neu·rop·a·thy

(mon'ō-nūr-op'ă-thē)

Disorder involving a single nerve.

mononeuropathy

A disorder affecting a single nerve. This may be due to nerve compression, as in the CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, the THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME or SATURDAY NIGHT PALSY, or other trauma or to DIABETES.

mononeuropathy

a lesion or lesions affecting a single peripheral nerve.

mononeuropathy multiplex

neuropathy involving a number of peripheral nerves but in a random manner.

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Based on the above ease study 1 results, the GEHS neurophysiological classification system category was severe mononeuropathy of the left ulnar nerve at the elbow.

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Mononeuropathy due to hematoma compression of the left femoral nerve was diagnosed.

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Findings on laryngeal EMG were essentially normal except for the detection of a few large-amplitude motor units within the left thyroarytenoid muscle that were not consistent with a focal laryngeal mononeuropathy.

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