Main articleSomatosensory conduction in vitamin B12 deficiency
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Altered neocortical tactile but preserved auditory early change detection responses in Friedreich ataxia
2019, Clinical NeurophysiologyCitation Excerpt :Increased latency of cSI cortex responses elicited by tactile stimuli is easily explained by the selective loss of large-size fast-conducting primary somatosensory neurons in the DRGs, along with their peripheral and central axonal branches in sensory nerves and in the posterior columns of the spinal cord (Hughes et al., 1968; Zouari et al., 1998; Santoro et al., 1999; Santiago-Perez et al., 2007). Prolonged somatosensory central conduction time is well described in various diseases affecting the posterior columns of the spinal cord, such as multiple sclerosis (Ganes, 1980), vitamin B12 deficiency (Zegers de Beyl et al., 1988), stroke (Tinazzi and Mauguiere, 1995) and medullary compression (Miyoshi and Kimura, 1996), in addition to FRDA (Santiago-Perez et al., 2007). The decrease in cSI cortex responses amplitude to tactile standard stimuli might be due to sensory neuron loss, but also to cerebellar pathology.
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