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神经传导速度测定技术对腕管综合征预后评价的研究
Study on the Prognostic Evaluation of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Using Nerve Conduction Velocity Measurement Technology

DOI: 10.12677/acm.2024.14123218, PP. 1294-1302

Keywords: 腕管综合征,腕管松解术,波士顿腕管量表,神经传导检查
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
, Carpal Tunnel Release, Boston Carpal Tunnel Questionnaire, Nerve Conduction Study

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目的:探讨神经传导速度测定技术对中、重度腕管综合征患者预后的评价作用。方法:收集2020年12月至2024年3月在我院经手术治疗的腕管综合征患者77例(单侧53例,双侧24例,共101例手术),根据临床分型标准分为中度和重度。于术前、术后3个月及术后1年分别测定并记录患者患侧正中神经传导速度检查(nerve conduction study, NCS)各参数值和波士顿腕管量表(Boston carpal tunnel questionnaire, BCTQ)评分。结果:根据腕管综合征临床分型标准中度腕管综合征组患者55例,重度腕管综合征组患者46例;通过对正中神经传导速度检查各参数值及波士顿腕管量评分分析得出的数据表明,中度和重度患者在手术治疗后均得到显著改善(P < 0.05),在术后随访各时间点2组正中神经传导各参数值及波士顿腕管量表评分均好转,但仅中度组感觉神经电位波幅、感觉传导速度在术后3个月与术后1年比较时差异有统计学意义(P < 0.05);中度组正中神经传导各参数值及波士顿腕管量表评分基线比较时均好于重度组(P < 0.05);但在术后随访各时间点,虽然中度组正中神经传导各参数值及波士顿腕管量表评分仍然好于重度组,但在术后3个月随访时感觉传导末端感觉潜伏期、感觉传导速度及波士顿腕管量评分2组比较时差异无统计学意义(P > 0.05),术后1年随访时感觉传导末端感觉潜伏期(distal sensory latency, DSL)及波士顿腕管量评分2组比较时差异无统计学意义(P > 0.05)。结论:腕管松解术可显著改善腕管综合征神经功能,中度好于重度,术后早期恢复至关重要。感觉传导末端潜伏期(DSL)可以作为评估CTS患者术后恢复的客观指标。
Objective: To investigate the prognostic value of nerve conduction velocity measurement in patients with moderate to severe carpal tunnel syndrome. Methods: From December 2020 to March 2024, 77 patients with carpal tunnel syndrome (53 unilateral cases, 24 bilateral cases, a total of 101 operations) who underwent surgical treatment in our hospital were collected and divided into moderate and severe according to the clinical classification criteria. The parameters of nerve conduction study (NCS) and the score of Boston carpal tunnel questionnaire (BCTQ) were measured and recorded before operation, 3 months and 1 year after operation. Results: According to the clinical classification criteria of carpal tunnel syndrome, there were 55 patients in the moderate carpal tunnel syndrome group and 46 patients in the severe carpal tunnel syndrome group; the data obtained from the analysis of the parameters of median nerve conduction velocity examination and BCTQ score showed that the moderate and severe patients were significantly improved after surgical treatment (P < 0.05). At each time point of postoperative follow-up, the parameters of median nerve conduction and the score of BCTQ in the two groups were improved, but only the amplitude of sensory nerve potential and sensory conduction velocity in the moderate group were significantly different from those in the first year after surgery (P < 0.05); the median nerve conduction parameters and BCTQ scores in the moderate group were better than those in the severe group at baseline (P < 0.05); however, at each time point of postoperative follow-up, although the parameters of median nerve conduction and BCTQ score in the moderate

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