magistrsko delo
    	
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Uvod: Amiotrofična laterana skleroza (ALS) je progresivna nevrodegenerativna bolezen, 
katera povzroča propad motoričnih nevronov, posledica katerih je atrofija, mišična 
oslabelost in pojav sindroma razceljene roke. Ob tem je izraziteje prizadeta mišica kratki 
abduktor palca (APB) in prva dorzalna interosalna mišica (FDI) v primerjavi z manj 
prizadeto mišico kratki abduktor mezinca (ADM). Sindrom razcepljene roke lahko 
dokažemo z indeksom valov M (IVM). Namen: Namen magistrskega dela je bil preučiti 
razlike med elektrofiziološkimi meritvami in vrednostmi testa devetih zatičev pri bolnikih z 
ALS in zdravo populacijo ter ugotoviti, ali obstaja povezanost med meritvami IVM in 
repetitivnega draženja živca (RNS) s testom devetih zatičev. Metode dela: V raziskavi je 
sodelovalo 42 bolnikov z ALS in 45 zdravih preiskovancev, ki so opravili meritve vala M in 
upada amplitude vala M pri RNS na motoričnem nitju medianih in ulnarnih živcev. Iz 
elektrofizioloških meritev smo nato izračunali IVM, izpeljan iz zmnožka amplitud vala M 
mišic APB in FDI, deljeno z amplitudo vala M mišice ADM in indeks RNS z zmnožkom 
upadov aplitud vala M mišic APB in FDI, deljenim z upadom amplitude vala M mišice 
ADM. Poleg tega so vsi preiskovanci opravili deset neprekinjenih ponovitev testa devetih 
zatičev. Rezultati: Med skupinama smo ugotovili statistično pomembne razlike: zdravi 
preiskovanci so imeli višje amplitude valov M, večje vrednosti IVM, indeksa RNS in krajše 
absolutne čase izvedbe testa devetih zatičev. Mejna vrednost indeksa RNS -1,7 z 62 % 
očutljivosto in 71 % specifičnostjo slabo razlikuje med bolniki z ALS in zdravimi osebami. 
Povezanost IVM z izvedbo ponovitvenega testa devetih zatičev je bila visoka, povezanost 
IVM z indeksom RNS je bila nizka, kakor tudi amplitudni upad pri RNS v primerjavi z 
izvedbo ponovitvenega testa devetih zatičev. Razprava in zaključek: Bolniki z ALS imajo 
višje vrednosti amplitudnega upada RNS in časovne vrednosti izvedbe ponovitvenega testa 
devetih zatičev in so zato dovzetnejši za pojav izvedbene utrudljivosti. IVM je še vedno 
natančnejša metoda pri prepoznavanju sindroma razcepljene roke v primerjavi z indeksom 
RNS, vendar lahko v kombinaciji pripomoreta k hitrejši diagnozi bolezni ALS.
    Keywords
 
magistrska dela;fizioterapija;amiotrofična lateralna skleroza;sindrom razcepljene roke;repetitivno draženje živca;indeks valov M;test devetih zatičev;
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            | Language: | Slovenian | 
        
        
            | Year of publishing: | 2024 | 
            
        
        
            | Typology: | 2.09 - Master's Thesis | 
            
        
            | Organization: | UL ZF - University College of Health Studies | 
        
            | Publisher: | [J. Blatnik] | 
   
        
            | UDC: | 615.8 | 
   
        
        
            | COBISS: | 208974083   | 
        
        
  
        
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            | Secondary language: | English | 
        
        
            | Secondary title: | Comparison of repetitive nerve stimulation and nine hole peg test in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with split hand occurence | 
        
        
        
            | Secondary abstract: | Introduction: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurodegenerative 
disease, that causes motor neuron degeneration, resultin in atrophy, muscle weakness and 
the appearance of the split-hand syndrome. Abductor pollicis brevis (APB) and firs dorsal 
interosseous muscle (FDI) are more affected compared to abductor digiti minimi (ADM). 
Split-hand syndrome can be demonstrated by the split hand index (SHI). Purpose: The 
purpose of master's thesis was to examine the differences between electrophysiological 
measurements and nine hole peg test within ALS patients and healty controls, and determine 
whether there is correlation between SHI and repetitive nerve stimulation (RNS) with nine 
hole peg test. Methods: 42 ALS patients and 45 healthy controls were included in the study, 
who performed measurements of the CMAP and its amplitude decline in RNS on median 
and ulnar motor nerves. Using electrophysiological measurements, SHI was then calculated 
by the product of CMAP of APB and FDI muscle, divided by the CMAP of the ADM muscle. 
RNS index was calculated by the product of CMAP decrement of APB and FDI muscle, 
divided by the CMAP decrement of the ADM muscle. In addition, all subjects completed 10 
repetitions of the nine hole peg test.  Results: There was statistically significatn differences 
between ALS and control group in CMAP amplitude, SHI, RNS index and absolute times 
of nine hole peg test performance. A cutoff value -1,7 of  RNS index poorly discriminates 
between ALS patients and healthy controls with 62 % sensitivity and 71 % specificty. 
Correlation of SHI with repeated nine hole peg test was high, correlation of SHI with RNS 
index and amplitude decline with repeated nine hole peg test was low. Discussion and 
conclusion: ALS patients have higher RNS decrement and repeated nine hole peg test time 
values and are therefore more susceptible to the phenomenon of performance fatigue. SHI is 
still a more accurate method in identifying split-hand syndrome compared to the RNS index, 
but in combination they can help to diagnose ALS more quickly. | 
        
        
            | Secondary keywords: | master's theses;physiotherapy;amyotrophic lateral sclerosis;split-hand syndrome;repetitive nerve stimulation;split-hand index;nine hole peg test; | 
        
            
        
            | Type (COBISS): | Master's thesis/paper | 
        
        
            | Study programme: | 0 | 
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
            | Thesis comment: | Univ. v Ljubljani, Zdravstvena fak., Oddelek za fizioterapijo | 
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
            | Pages: | 60 str., [3] str. pril. | 
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
           
        
          
        
          
        
          
        
         
        
         
        
        
            | ID: | 25170706 |