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A CLINICOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY ON THE GENERATORS OF SHORT LATENCY SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL Ei-ichiro Urasaki 1 , Yasuhiko Matsukado 1 , Shin-ichi Wada 1 , Motoyuki Kaku 1 , Shinji Nagahiro 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Kumamoto University Medical School pp.363-374
Published Date 1984/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205301
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The purpose of this paper is to locate the gene-rators of each wave component in the short latency somatosensory evoked potential (SSEP), by means of cumulative analysis of the SSEP obtained from various localized lesions in the upper cervical cord through brain stem and cerebral subcortical structures. Since there are considerable inconsis-tency of naming each component in the literature, SSEP to median nerve stimulation of 10 normal subjects were examined by two different record-ings, i. e. recording from an electrode at the parietal scalp with a reference electrode on Erb's point (Par.-Erb), and the other at the frontal scalp with a reference electrode on Cv7 (Fro.-Cv7), and the SSEP was carefully studied. In normal subjects, the SSEP by Par.-Erb lead yielded 5 ne-gative components (N7, N11, N16, N18 & N26) and 4 positive components (P 9, P 13, P 22 & P 42), while by Fro.-Cv75 negative components (N7, N10, N12, N16 & N28) and 5 positive compo-nents (P9, P11, P13, P20 & P44).

Thirty three patients were subjected to analyse the influence of localized lesions to each compo-nent of the SSEP and the recording was evaluated in regard to (a) identification of each component, (b) latency of each component and inter-peak la-tency difference exceeding 2 SD, and (c) over 50% asymmetry and laterality of the amplitude. Cer-vical spondylotic myelopathy, high cervical cord tumor, tonsillar herniation, pontine infarct and he-morrhage, circumscribed thalamic lesion, and vas-cular lesion of centrum semiovale were carefully examined with CT scan and the findings were compared with neurological findings periodically. SSEP was taken repeatedly, especially before and after operative intervention, and alteration of the component was referred to the clinical progress of the lesion.

In conclusion, results obtained from our present observation indicated that P9 was the extramedul-lary projection, P11 was intramedullary origin ofthe lower cervical cord, P13 was medulla oblon-gata origin and P13-N16 was projection from medulla oblongata to thalamus. N16-N18 and N26 were considered projection from thalamus to hand area of the parietal lobe with some associa-tion area and N28 had the generator widelybased on frontal projection system. These findings appeared to be quite useful for topographic diag-nosis and functional evaluation of the lesions in central nervous system.


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