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2018
Diseases of the peripheral nervous system are common. Patients often present with complaints of numbness and tingling. The many diagnostic possibilities include endocrinopathies, malignancies, infections, and metabolic, toxic, inflammatory, and genetic disorders.
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Diseases of the peripheral nervous system are common. Patients often present with complaints of numbness and tingling. The many diagnostic possibilities include endocrinopathies, malignancies, infections, and metabolic, toxic, inflammatory, and genetic disorders.
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The Journal of nervous and mental disease, 1988
One hundred consecutive patients complaining of hemifacial numbness were tested for two features commonly thought to indicate psychogenic sensory loss: a) exact splitting of the midline to pinprick, and b) diminished vibratory sensation on the affected forehead. Twenty patients had purely psychogenic complaints, while 80 had organic lesions.
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One hundred consecutive patients complaining of hemifacial numbness were tested for two features commonly thought to indicate psychogenic sensory loss: a) exact splitting of the midline to pinprick, and b) diminished vibratory sensation on the affected forehead. Twenty patients had purely psychogenic complaints, while 80 had organic lesions.
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The patient with sensory loss.
International journal of leprosy and other mycobacterial diseases : official organ of the International Leprosy Association, 1985The psychosocial ramifications of the loss of sensation are subtle and often are not perceived. One hundred Hansen's disease patients were interviewed concerning their experiences of living with sensory loss on their hands and feet. Their responses to the questions may assist medical practitioners in the treatment of the effects of the disease.
W C, Coleman, D R, Madrigal
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