Electrodiagnostic Abnormalities in 113 Consecutive Patients With Guillain-Barre Syndrome

Early electrophysiological study variants and their relationship with clinical presentation and outcomes of patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome

“…In contrast, sensory dysfunction was significantly higher in the AIDP group than in the axonal group. This contrasts with results in two large electrophysiological studies that found no correlation between the severity of motor weakness and electrophysiological subtype 15 , 36 .…”

Early electrophysiological study variants and their relationship with clinical presentation and outcomes of patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome

“…In contrast, sensory dysfunction was significantly higher in the AIDP group than in the axonal group. This contrasts with results in two large electrophysiological studies that found no correlation between the severity of motor weakness and electrophysiological subtype 15 , 36 .…”

Guillain-barré syndrome: A series observed at riyadh armed forces hospital january 1984–January 1994

“…In contrast to the study of Ropper et al [25], ours indicated a good correlation between the severity of the motor electrodiagnostic findings and that of clinical grading.…”

“…With regard to sex distribution, there was a male predominance in accordance with other series [2,4,17,25]. However, in our series, the conspicuous skew distribution of age in females remains unexplained.…”

Electrophysiology to predict mechanical ventilation in Guillain–Barré syndrome

“…Our results provide new insights into the relationships between neurophysiological categories and clinical features at the time of electrophysiological testing. In two large electrophysiological studies (Ropper et al ., 1990; Hadden et al ., 1998), severity of motor weakness was not correlated with the electrophysiological features in any neurophysiological group. Furthermore, Ho et al .…”

Early electrophysiological study variants and their relationship with clinical presentation and outcomes of patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome

“…In contrast, sensory dysfunction was significantly higher in the AIDP group than in the axonal group. This contrasts with results in two large electrophysiological studies that found no correlation between the severity of motor weakness and electrophysiological subtype 15 , 36 .…”

Guillain-barré syndrome: A series observed at riyadh armed forces hospital january 1984–January 1994

“…In contrast to the study of Ropper et al [25], ours indicated a good correlation between the severity of the motor electrodiagnostic findings and that of clinical grading.…”

“…With regard to sex distribution, there was a male predominance in accordance with other series [2,4,17,25]. However, in our series, the conspicuous skew distribution of age in females remains unexplained.…”

Electrophysiology to predict mechanical ventilation in Guillain–Barré syndrome

“…Our results provide new insights into the relationships between neurophysiological categories and clinical features at the time of electrophysiological testing. In two large electrophysiological studies (Ropper et al ., 1990; Hadden et al ., 1998), severity of motor weakness was not correlated with the electrophysiological features in any neurophysiological group. Furthermore, Ho et al .…”

Early electrophysiological study variants and their relationship with clinical presentation and outcomes of patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome

“…In contrast, sensory dysfunction was significantly higher in the AIDP group than in the axonal group. This contrasts with results in two large electrophysiological studies that found no correlation between the severity of motor weakness and electrophysiological subtype 15 , 36 .…”

Guillain-barré syndrome: A series observed at riyadh armed forces hospital january 1984–January 1994

“…In contrast to the study of Ropper et al [25], ours indicated a good correlation between the severity of the motor electrodiagnostic findings and that of clinical grading.…”

“…With regard to sex distribution, there was a male predominance in accordance with other series [2,4,17,25]. However, in our series, the conspicuous skew distribution of age in females remains unexplained.…”

Electrophysiology to predict mechanical ventilation in Guillain–Barré syndrome

“…Our results provide new insights into the relationships between neurophysiological categories and clinical features at the time of electrophysiological testing. In two large electrophysiological studies (Ropper et al ., 1990; Hadden et al ., 1998), severity of motor weakness was not correlated with the electrophysiological features in any neurophysiological group. Furthermore, Ho et al .…”