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제목 |
Therapeutic Effect of Steroid Local Injetion for Ulnar Nerve Pain |
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저자 |
Byung Seung Yim, Do Il Kim |
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Korean Leprosy Institute |
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년도 |
1978 |
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11 |
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1 |
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시작페이지 |
37 |
끝페이지 |
42 |
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요약 |
Mycobacterium leprae has a predilection for infecting skin and peripheral nerves of face, arms, and legs. The nerve pain due to the leprous neuritis usually occurs ia advanced lepromatous leprosy and early tuberculoid leprosy. In the acute illflammation 6f the reactive phase of leprosy, esp. in reversal reaction, the nerves are acutely or suddenly attacked resulting in severe pain, nlarked tenderness and thickening of the nerves. The medical treatment of leprous neuritis may involve steroids or thalidomide, to control the acutely reactive state in addition to splinting of the limbs, but the nerve pain in leprous patients is still often troublesome in out-patient clinics. The authors have evaluated the therapeutic effect of steroid local injection for ulnar nerves having inflammatory swelling, spontaneous nerve pain and tenderness, and voluntary muscle test of ulnar nerve supplying muscles before and after injections. The results are as follow : 1) The local injection of the steroid of 1/5 to 1/10 amount of systemic doses into the inflamed nerve was very effective in subsiding spontaneous pain, swelling and tenderness. 2) The muscle power after injection of the steroid in addition to physic-therapy was much improved. 3) The patients suffering from insomnia due to severe nerve pairs were able to sleep without difficulty. |
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