대상포진과 연관된 비정형 경수 신경근병증 1예
A Case of Herpes Zoster-Related Atypical Cervical Radiculopathy
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Herpes zoster, resulting from reactivation of the dormant zoster virus in the dorsal root ganglion, occasionally causes the peripheral motor weakness. The mechanism of herpes zoster-related radiculopathy is not clear yet. The herpes zoster-related radiculopathy could be diagnosed by the appearance of the motor weakness or radicular pain at the same dermatomal distrubution of vesicular eruptions. But, segmental zoster paresis always does not coincide with the location of the cutaneous eruptions, electrodiagnostic study could be helpful to diagnose atypical heres zoster-related radiculopathies. We report clinical symptoms, signs and electrodiagnostic findings of such atypical radiculopathy related to varicella zoster viral infection, including separation of affected muscles and skin segments.
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Herpes zoster, resulting from reactivation of the dormant zoster virus in the dorsal root ganglion, occasionally causes the peripheral motor weakness. The mechanism of herpes zoster-related radiculopathy is not clear yet. The herpes zoster-related radiculopathy could be diagnosed by the appearance of the motor weakness or radicular pain at the same dermatomal distrubution of vesicular eruptions. But, segmental zoster paresis always does not coincide with the location of the cutaneous eruptions, electrodiagnostic study could be helpful to diagnose atypical heres zoster-related radiculopathies. We report clinical symptoms, signs and electrodiagnostic findings of such atypical radiculopathy related to varicella zoster viral infection, including separation of affected muscles and skin segments.
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