Titlebook: Biopsy Diagnosis of Peripheral Neuropathy; Juan M Bilbao,Robert E Schmidt Book 2015Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switze

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A. Agostini,B. Blanc,A. Lazard,C. Mulfingerructure and pathophysiology of axons, Schwann cells and myelin, the neural vasculature, as well as aspects of quantitative morphometry. Because the sural nerve is almost universally the nerve chosen for biopsy, certain elements of the discussion are specific to this site.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-79924-2es; thrombosis and necrosis are often present resulting in ischemia of nerve with varying degrees of axonal degeneration. The vasculitic processes detected in routine nerve biopsy specimens (sural, peroneal, median) occur in medium- and small-sized vessels as the diameter of these structures range from 10 to 350 μm.

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A Voyage through the Phantom Museumemic metabolic disturbances such as renal failure or malabsorption or occurring as a complication of chemotherapy (see Chap. 18). The neuropathy associated with circulating paraproteins or cryoglobulins is discussed in Chap. 14.

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Normal Anatomy of the Peripheral (Sural) Nerve,ructure and pathophysiology of axons, Schwann cells and myelin, the neural vasculature, as well as aspects of quantitative morphometry. Because the sural nerve is almost universally the nerve chosen for biopsy, certain elements of the discussion are specific to this site.

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The Peripheral Nerve Vasculature,24) and 2–19 (mean 7.75) such nutrient arteries in their forearm segments, respectively. After entering the nerve trunk, the nutrient vessels divide into longitudinal ascending and descending branches and supply several arrays of vessels which run along the nerve and interconnect via oblique or laterally directed channels.

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Infectious Diseases Causing Neuropathy, affecting the peripheral nervous system ranges from prions and viruses to spirochetes and parasites; some of these are reviewed in this chapter. Leprosy is discussed separately in Chap. 12. Parasitic diseases of the peripheral nervous system are discussed by Connor and Manz (1993).