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Motor
system
Physical findings
Pain in hand,
forearm, arm
Numbness in median
distribution
Symptoms
aggravated by wrist
flexion
Stevens, Neurology 2001
No causal relationship
Rates ~ general population
Anatomy of the Carpal Tunnel
FCR
FPL
FDS
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FDP
Phalen’s test
Described in 1951
Originally: rested elbows on table
better without elbow flexion
Median nerve trapped b/n proximal TCL and
underlying flexor tendons & radius
“reverse” Phalen’s maneuver
Abnormal = reproduce Sx in 30-60 sec
Limitations
decreased wrist motion, severe CTS
wide variation in reported sensitivity (10%-80%) and
specificity (40%-100%)
Tinel’s Sign
Numbness
Atrophy of first dorsal
interosseous
Weakness
Compression at elbow
Entrapment in cubital
tunnel
Distal injury
Radial nerve:
Saturday night palsy
Weakness of wrist &
finger extensors,
brachioradialis
Pressure palsy
Trauma (humerus
fracture)
Peroneal palsy
Crossing legs
Weight loss
Hospitalization
Surgery
Several nerves
(mononeuritis multiplex)
Often painful at onset
Often sudden
Deficits in the distribution of several
peripheral nerves (one at a time)
Etiology: vasculitis
polyneuropathy
Faktor risiko :
Imunodefisiensi
Malnutrisi
Tonsilektomi
Kehamilan
Outcome
• Asymptomatic 90–95%
• Minor illness 4–8%
• Non-paralytic aseptic meningitis 1–2%
• Paralytic poliomyelitis 0.1–0.5%
• Spinal polio 79%
• Bulbospinal polio19%
• Bulbar polio 2%
Patofisiologi
Terapi suportif
Simptomatis
Mencegah komplikasi
Exercise
Prognosis
complete recovery
Meningitis aseptik 2-10 hari
Membaik 4-6 minggu sampai 6-8 bulan
>1 tahun permanen
50% sembuh total, 25% disabilitas ringan, 25%
disabilitas berat
Pneumonia, gangguan respirasi
Meninggal 5-10% anak, 15-30% dewasa
Tergantung imunitas
Motorneuron Disease
EPIDEMIOLOGY
1-2/ 100,000
Males > females 2:1
90-95% sporadic
5-10% inherited AD, AR
Onset >40 years
Increase with age
ALS
AETIOLOGY
Unknown
Multifactorial Genetic
Viral
Autoimmune
Neurotoxicity hypothesis
RISK FACTORS
Trauma
Long bone fracture
Manual work
Occupational exposure to toxins; lead;
Solvents
Foods
ALS
PATHOLOGY
1. Glutamate neurotoxicity,
2. Abnormal accumulation of neurofilaments,
3. Altered neurotrophism
4. Toxicity from oxygen radicals or environmental sources
5. Genetik 20%
6. Mutation of protein cytosolic copper-zinc superoxide
dismutase (SOD1),
ALS
CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS
UMN signs (weakness, spasticity, hyperreflexia, extensor
planter)
LMN signs (weakness, wasting, fasciculations)
Cachexia
No sphincteric or sexual disturbances
cerebellar signs
sensory changes
cognitive changes
oculomotor dysfunction
autonomic nervous system dysfunction
ALS
PROGNOSIS
- Survival is 3-5 years after the onset
- Death occur from respiratory failure ,insufficiency
-Bulbar onset worst prognosis
- Subacute & reversible type was recorded
ALS
LOWER MOTOR NEURON AND UPPER MOTOR NEURON SIGNS IN
FOUR CNS REGIONS
Brainstem Cervical Thoracic Lumbosacral
Lower motor jaw, face, neck, arm, back, back, abdomen,
neuron signs palate, hand, abdomen leg, foot
weakness, tongue, diaphragm
atrophy, larynx
fasciculations
Upper motor clonic jaw clonic DTR's loss of clonic DTR's -
neuron signs gag reflex Hoffman reflex superficial extensor plantar
pathologic exaggerated pathologic abdominal response
spread of snout reflex DTR's reflexes pathologic
reflexes, pseudobulbar spastic tone pathologic DTR's
clonus, etc. features DTR's spastic tone
forced yawning preserved reflex spastic tone
pathologic in weak wasted preserved reflex
DTR's limb in weak wasted
spastic tone limb
ALS
POSITIVE FEATURES
• Definite ALS
- LMN and UMN signs in three to four regions
- Evidence of progression
• Probable ALS
- LMN and UMN signs in at least two regions with UMN
above LMN signs and evidence of progression
• Possible ALS
- LMN and UMN in one region
- UMN in two regions
- LMN above UMN signs
- LMN and UMN signs but no evidence of progression
• Suspected ALS
- LMN signs in two to three regions
ALS
NEGATIVE FEATURES
• Findings inconsistent with diagnosis of ALS
• Neuroimaging, EMG, clinical or other evidence of an
alternative disease explaining signs or symptoms
• Lack of progression to other body regions
• Cognitive decline
• Sphincter abnormalities
• Sensory dysfunction
• Visual decline
ALS
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
Multifocal motor neuropathy with conduction block (MMNCB)
Myasthenia gravis
Multiple sclerosis
Pseudobulbar palsy
Myopathy
Postpolio syndrome
Monomelic muscular atrophy
Reversible MND
Denny Brown, Foley syndrome
ALS
DIAGNOSIS
LABOTATERY STUDIES:
- Magnetic stimulation
Absent or prolonged cortical motor evoked potential
- MRI
BRAIN focal atrophy of precentral gyrus
SPINE normal
- PET scan
Reduced glucose consumption in pericentral area
- Central motor conduction times
Prolonged
- Others
Normal CSF; serum CK; MS panel
ALS
TREATMENT
DISEASE MODIFYING DRUGS
Riluzole - decrease glutamte release
- 100 mg / day
- decrease need for tracheostomy 56.8%
- after 18 months vs 50.4% for placebo
- adverse effects; asthma, nausea,
- dizziness, granulocytopenia, increase
- transaminase level
Mecaserin
ALS
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
1. SIALOORHEA
Amitriptyline
Benzotropine
Trihexaphenidyl HCL
Transdermal hyoscine (scopalamine)
Propranolol decrease thick mucus production
Physical measures:
Suction machine
Manual assisted coughing techniques
In-Exsufflator cough machine
External beam irradiation to a single parotid gland
ALS
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
3. RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY
Non invasive vetillatory support
Respiratory therapist consultation
Ventillatory assisted respiration
ALS
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
5. ANTI- SPASTISITY
Baclofen
Tizanidine
Diazepam
Dantrolene
Streching-exercise
ALS
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
6. FASCICULATION
Lorazepam
Decrease caffeine &nicotine intake
ALS
TREATMENT
SYMPTOMATIC TREATEMENT
7. PAIN
NSAIDs
Anticonvulsant Tegretol, Phenytoin
Tricyclic antidepressant
ALS
TREATMENT
INEFFECTIVE TREATMENT
- Branched chain amino acids
- Immunosuppressive therapy
IVIG
Cyclophosphamide
fludarabine
- Total lymphoid irradiation
- Free radicle scavenger
- Dextromethorphan
ALS
PROGNOSIS
neurodegenerative disease
Autosom resesif
Mutasi gen motorneuron (SMN) pada kromosom
5q13
SMN1 Koding Survival protein 1 motorneuron
Mutasi /Deletion gen SMN1 level protein
turun kematian motorneuron dan atrofi otot
progresif (kornu anterior MS)SMA
Cause of SMA - SMN1
Suportive
Rehabilitasi
GUILLAIN-BARRÉ SYNDROME
(GBS)
Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS)
Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (AIDP)
autoimmunInfeksi akut(postinfection), vaksinasi
saraf perifer :
Sensoriknyeri, suhu
Motor ikgerakan
Ascending paralysis
0.6–4 per 100.000, Fisher syndrome 1 per 100.000
Laki-laki vs wanita 1,5:1
Usia <30 tahun 1 per 100.000
Usia > 75 tahun 4 per 100.000
Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS)
Faktor presipitasi
infeksi Campylobacter jejuni, cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr
virus, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenza,
Varicella-zoster
Teori “Molecular mimicry”
antigen identik
(susunan asam amino homolog/identik)
cross reaction.
Patofisiologi
Infeksi (mukosa/usus)
reaksi inflamasi
Suportif
• Ventilatory support
•Terapi disfungsi otonom
infeksi nosokomial
Aritmia
Tekanan darah labil
Tromboemboli
Komplikasi imobilitas
Mencegah nyeri
ïNyeri radikuler, disestesia distal :
ïOpiat, antikonvulsan
Imunomodulator
2-4 minggu pasca onset
IVIG
Mengikat dan menetralisis autoantibodi, menghambat
produksi autoantibodi, mengurangi NK cells, menekan
toksisitas antibodi, menekan ekspresi sitokin
proinflamasi
0,4g/kg/hari selama 5 hari atau 2g/kg iv dosis tunggal
Plasma exchange
PE dan IVIG efektif, memperpendek waktu
penyembuhan 50%
Prognosis
Teori Metabolik
HiperglikemiaGlu intrasel meningkatjenuh (jalur
glikolitik)jalur poliolsorbitol+fruktosamioinositol
neuron , Na/K-ATPase membran rusakkecepatan
hantar saraf
Teori Neovaskuler/Vaskuler (iskemik-hipoksik)
Hiperglikemikresistensi endoneural-vaskuler
iskemik distribusi oksigen&nutrisi ke neuron
transport aksonal & aktivitas Na/K-ATPase
Patofisiologi
Teori Auto-imun
Perubahan imunogenik sel endotel
Perubahan support neurotropik
(Altered neurotrophic support theory)
Produksi Nerve Growth Factor (NGF)
NGF memperbaiki survival small fiber saraf perifer
Teori Laminin
Glikoprotein heteromerik.
DM kekurangan ekspresi gen laminin beta 2 neuropati
Kriteria Dx Neuropati
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CIDP (chronic inflamatory demyelinating
polyneuropathy)
Mrpk sekunder dari berbagai penyebab yang
tidak berhubungan dg DM, ditandai:
Kelemahan simetris yang progresif
Demielinisasi
Adanya blokade konduksi pada ENMG
Biopsi saraf : demielinisasi
Respon bgs thd tx imunomodulatory spt
plasmaparesis
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Cardiovaskuler Otonomik Neuropati
Hipotensi Ortostatik
adalah penurunan tekanan darah sistolik ≥20
mmHg atau diastolik ≥ 10 mmHg dalam
waktu 3 menit pada posisi berdiri, setelah
tidur atau duduk.
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Diagnosis
Elektrodiagnostik
Management ND
MG is characterised by an
autoimmunological
degradation of acetylcholine
receptors in the neuromuscular
junctions of the skeletal
muscles of the body
Epidemiology
1:20.000
Wanita >>
Signs and
symptoms
Limitation of adduction
Follow-up
After observing for about 2 minutes, if no
clear response develops
Up to 8 additional mg of edrophonium is
injected
Positive test
► Most myasthenic muscles respond in 30 to 45
seconds after injection
► Improvement in strength that may persist for
up to 5 minutes
► Requires objective improvement in muscle
strength.
► Subjective or minor responses, such as
reduction of a sense of fatigue, should not be
over interpreted
Patofisiologi Myasthenia Gravis (Drachman, 1994)
Bilateral weakness of the upper and lower limbs
Sinus bradikardi
Tanda hipokalemi pada EKG (gel Udi lead II, V-2,
V-3, dan V-4, gel T mendatar dan depresi segmen
ST).
PR dan QT interval memanjang, gel T mendatar
yang berhubungan dengan menonjolnya gel U
Elektrofisiologis