Fibre function and perception during cutaneous nerve block

Fibre function and perception during cutaneous nerve block

In awake human subjects, neural responses in radial nerves to electrical stimulation were recorded with intrafascicular tungsten microelectrodes. Changes in the activity of individual fibre groups during blocking procedures were recorded and correlated with simultaneous alterations in the perception...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of neurology, neurosurgery and psychiatry neurosurgery and psychiatry, 1975-09, Vol.38 (9), p.865-873
Hauptverfasser: Mackenzie, R A, Burke, D, Skuse, N F, Lethlean, A K
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Action Potentials
Adult
Cold Temperature
Electric Stimulation
Humans
Middle Aged
Nerve Block
Nerve Fibers, Myelinated - physiology
Pain
Perception - physiology
Radial Nerve - physiology
Skin - innervation
Thermosensing - physiology
Touch - physiology
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description In awake human subjects, neural responses in radial nerves to electrical stimulation were recorded with intrafascicular tungsten microelectrodes. Changes in the activity of individual fibre groups during blocking procedures were recorded and correlated with simultaneous alterations in the perception of standardized stimuli. Light touch sensibility in hairy skin appeared to depend on the integrity of A-beta-gamma fibres, cold and pinprick on A-delta fibres, and warmth and dull pain on C fibres.
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Adult
Cold Temperature
Electric Stimulation
Humans
Middle Aged
Nerve Block
Nerve Fibers, Myelinated - physiology
Pain
Perception - physiology
Radial Nerve - physiology
Skin - innervation
Thermosensing - physiology
Touch - physiology
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