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

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Neuropathy Associated with Neoplasia,emic 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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Quantitative Techniques,ally prove helpful in characterizing the process afflicting the nerve under study. Although we do not rely heavily on these techniques, this chapter provides a brief discussion. The references will guide those seeking more detailed information.

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Le Domaine Humain / The Human Contextally prove helpful in characterizing the process afflicting the nerve under study. Although we do not rely heavily on these techniques, this chapter provides a brief discussion. The references will guide those seeking more detailed information.

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Normal Anatomy of the Peripheral (Sural) Nerve,doneurial compartments of nerve, followed by a description of the changes that occur with aging. In subsequent chapters, we will deal with the ultrastructure and pathophysiology of axons, Schwann cells and myelin, the neural vasculature, as well as aspects of quantitative morphometry. Because the su

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Quantitative Techniques,ibers for individual study, which has a long history dating to the days of Gombault (1886), has contributed greatly to understanding the pathological processes affecting peripheral nerve. In recent years, image analysis methods have permitted automated measurement of various parameters that occasion

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The Axon: Normal Structure and Pathological Alterations, assess the severity and chronicity of the damage, but infrequently can find an unequivocal structural indication of its underlying cause. Two major patterns of axonal disease can be identified: those changes indicating a disturbance of axonal metabolism (axonopathy) and those changes indicating axo

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Schwann Cells and Myelin in the Peripheral Nervous System,dentified, those producing myelin and those associated with unmyelinated axons. Because this distinction is fundamental to the appearance and physiology of SCs, the two types will be discussed separately. Schwann cells associated with unmyelinated fibers have been called Remak cells, but we will ref