Waters R L, McNeal D R, Tasto J
Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 1975 Jun;56(6):240-3.
The effects of electric stimulation on nerve conduction velocity of the peroneal nerve via surgically implanted electrodes was evaluated in a group of nine hemiplegic patients. After a mean duration of 25 months nerve conduction velocity averaged 47.3 meters/sec in the uninvolved and 46.1 meters/sec in the stimulated (paretic) extremity. In a control group of ten hemiplegic subjects who did not receive stimulation, nerve conduction velocity averaged 43.1 meters/sec in the hemiplegic leg, and 41.3 meters/sec in the uninvolved leg. These differences were not statistically significant. Maximum dorsiflexion strength was increased in all patients following chronic stimulation.
在一组9名偏瘫患者中评估了通过手术植入电极进行电刺激对腓总神经神经传导速度的影响。平均25个月后，未受刺激的肢体神经传导速度平均为47.3米/秒，受刺激（瘫痪）的肢体为46.1米/秒。在未接受刺激的10名偏瘫受试者的对照组中，偏瘫侧腿的神经传导速度平均为43.1米/秒，未受累侧腿为41.3米/秒。这些差异无统计学意义。长期刺激后，所有患者的最大背屈力量均增加。
