Objective： A meta-analysis of randomized trials was performed to assess the injured degree of median nerve andsural nerve in patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy （DPN）. Methods： we searched Pubmed Database...Objective： A meta-analysis of randomized trials was performed to assess the injured degree of median nerve andsural nerve in patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy （DPN）. Methods： we searched Pubmed Database, ChinaBiomedical Literature Database, VIP Database, ChinaNet for studies. Then evaluated these studies in order to findthe researches in line with the requirements of the study; Each relevant research was carefully read to extractrelevant data; The current perception threshold （CPT） value of median nerve and sural nerve were compared at2000Hz, 250Hz and 5Hz between patients with DPN and the normal control group. Results： Finally 10 articles thatmeet the standards were included, with 1054 cases in the patient group and 719 cases in the normal group. The CPTvalues of median nerve and sural nerve at 2000 Hz, 250 Hz and 5 Hz of patients group were higher than those ofnormal control group （P 〈0.05 for all）. Conclusion： Systematic reviews showed that the sensitivity of the mediannerve and sural nerve in DPN patients was generally reduced. Sensory nerve quantitative detector could detectnerve damage early, accurately and monitor the effect treatment in patients with DPN.展开更多
文摘Objective： A meta-analysis of randomized trials was performed to assess the injured degree of median nerve andsural nerve in patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy （DPN）. Methods： we searched Pubmed Database, ChinaBiomedical Literature Database, VIP Database, ChinaNet for studies. Then evaluated these studies in order to findthe researches in line with the requirements of the study; Each relevant research was carefully read to extractrelevant data; The current perception threshold （CPT） value of median nerve and sural nerve were compared at2000Hz, 250Hz and 5Hz between patients with DPN and the normal control group. Results： Finally 10 articles thatmeet the standards were included, with 1054 cases in the patient group and 719 cases in the normal group. The CPTvalues of median nerve and sural nerve at 2000 Hz, 250 Hz and 5 Hz of patients group were higher than those ofnormal control group （P 〈0.05 for all）. Conclusion： Systematic reviews showed that the sensitivity of the mediannerve and sural nerve in DPN patients was generally reduced. Sensory nerve quantitative detector could detectnerve damage early, accurately and monitor the effect treatment in patients with DPN.
