164 41 3 CTS CTS Key Words : carpal tunnel syndrome, nerve conduction study, sensory nerve action potential CTS CTS 10 1 2 CTS 1 3 4 CTS 1 Tinel Phalen Tinel CTS 1 Phalen Phalen Phalen Phalen 2 1/3 : 1 2 All-median hand 4 5 CTS 1 5 CTS 3 CTS 4 Guyon CTS Guyon 5 CTS Guyon
2013. Guyon CTS median neuropathy at the wrist CTS median neuropathy at the wrist CTS CTS PMP22 HNPP CTS 1 APB CMAP 2 CMAP 165 CMAP CMAP CTS CTS 6 F CTS F F 2 CTS 1 2 3 CTS 1 2 3 1
166 41 3 1 4 2 3 CTS 4 4 4 4 SNAP 1 SNAP SNAP 0.5 ms SNAP bactrian sign SNAP, SNAP Onset latency 3 1 peak latency 5 2 8 cm 0.4 ms 6 1 1 4 3 median SNAP radial SNAP 0.5
2013. 167 1 8 9 Pooled sensitivity AAEM A 85 B 4 85 C 74 D 71 E 69 F 1 65 G 65 H 63 I terminal latency index TLI 62 J 2 1 56 4 ms 4 SNAP CTS 7 / 2L IO CMAP 4 2 CMAP 10 cm 0.5 ms CTS CMAP SNAP SNAP CTS CMAP CTS 8 CTS Kimura CTS 7 2 cm 9 terminal index terminal index TI / TI CTS 10 CTS 1 8 9
168 41 3 gold standard CTS gold standard gold standard Guyon Guyon CTS CTS Guyon Yemisci CTS CTS 10 Mondelli CTS 11 CTS CTS Guyon CTS CTS Guyon 5 CTS 1 5 CTS Tinel 90 95 5 10 5 Likelihood Ratio /1 1 / 6 7 1 CTS 1 2 CTS CTS
2013. 169 7 6 2 CTS CTS 3 4 CTS 12 12 CTS 2 CTS 7 1 CTS F CTS 2 CTS 2 CTS 13 1 CTS 3 1 CTS 4 CTS
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