Chapter
Part 1: BASIC PROBLEMS IN PERIPHERAL NERVE PATHOLOGY
pp.：
36 – 38
Chapter 2. FACT AND FANCY IN THE HISTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF DENERVATION
pp.：
38 – 50
Chapter 3. HUMAN AND ANIMAL NEUROPATHIES STUDIED IN EXPERIMENTAL NERVE TRANSPLANTS
pp.：
50 – 62
Chapter 4. ALTERED RATIO BETWEEN AXON CALIBER AND MYELIN THICKNESS IN SURALNERVES OF CHILDREN
pp.：
62 – 76
Chapter 5. METHODS OF EMG QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SUBCLINICAL POLINEUROPATHIES
pp.：
76 – 82
Chapter 6. CUTANEOUS,MUSCULAR AND VISCERAL UNMYELINATED AFFERENT FIBRES : COMPARATIVE STUDY
pp.：
82 – 96
Chapter 7. NERVE AND MUSCLE CHANGES INDUCED BY REPEATED LOCALIZED FREEZINGS OF THE SCIATIC NERVE IN THE RAT
pp.：
96 – 104
Chapter 8. FATTY ACID BIOSYNTHESIS IN RAT SCIATIC NERVE UNDERGOING WALLERIAN DEGENERATION
pp.：
104 – 112
Chapter 9. NON-SPECIFIC CHOLINESTERASE (Ns.ChE) IN PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIES
pp.：
112 – 118
Chapter 10. NEURAL CONTROL OF GENE EXPRESSION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE FIBERS
pp.：
118 – 124
Part 2: AXONAL TRANSPORT
pp.：
124 – 138
Chapter 13. AXONAL TRANSPORT AND INTRACELLULAR ORGANIZATION OF SKELETAL AND CONTRACTILE STRUCTURES IN MATURING NEURONS
pp.：
138 – 152
Chapter 14. AXONAL TRANSPORT AND PERIPHERAL NERVE DISEASE IN MAN
pp.：
152 – 160
Chapter 15. CHANGES IN AXONAL TRANSPORT IN VARIOUS EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPATHIES
pp.：
160 – 172
Chapter 16. AXONAL TRANSPORT IN ACRYLAMIDE NEUROPATHY
pp.：
172 – 180
Chapter 17. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF ALCOHOLIC NEUROPATHY
pp.：
180 – 190
Chapter 18. ON THE RELATION BETWEEN MICROTUBULE DENSITY AND AXOPLASMIC TRANSPORT IN NERVES TREATED WITH MAYTANSINE IN VITRO
pp.：
190 – 200
Chapter 19. CONDUCTANCES OF RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE FIBERS DURING RECOVERY FROM CHRONIC APPLICATION OF VINCRISTINE TO THE MOTOR NERVE
pp.：
200 – 208
Part 3: NEUROPATHIES IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE
pp.：
208 – 224
Chapter 21. MOTOR NERVE CONDUCTION VELOCITIES AS AN INDEX OF THE EFFICIENCY OF MAINTENANCE DIALYSIS IN PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE RENAL FAILURE
pp.：
224 – 236
Part 4: PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIES IN DIABETES
pp.：
236 – 252
Chaptyer 23. HUMAN AND EXPERIMENTAL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY
pp.：
252 – 260
Chapter 24. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERIPHERAL AND AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY ININSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES: A CLINICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL EVALUATION
pp.：
260 – 270
Chapter 25. DIABETIC PROXIMAL AMYOTROPHY
pp.：
270 – 274
MOTOR NERVE CONDUCTION VALUES IN 16 CASES OF DIABETIC PROXIMAL AMYOTROPHY
pp.：
274 – 282
Chapter 26. MORPHOMETRY OF PERIPHERAL NERVES IN STREPTOZOTOCIN DIABETIC RATS
pp.：
282 – 288
Chapter 27. ASSESSMENT OF DIABETIC AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY BY MEASUREMENT OF HEART RATE RESPONSES TO DEEP BREATHING AND TO STANDING
pp.：
288 – 294
Chapter 28. CLINICAL AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHICAL OBSERVATION ON 83 CASES OF DIABETIC NEUROPATHY
pp.：
294 – 300
Chapter 29. EVALUATION OF THE MOTOR AND SENSORY CONDUCTION VELOCITY (MCV, SCV) IN DIABETIC PATIENTS BEFORE AND AFTER A THREE DAYS TREATMENT WITH THE ARTIFICIAL BETA CELL (BIOSTATOR)
pp.：
300 – 304
Chapter 30. DIABETIC NEUROPATHY IN CHILDREN
pp.：
304 – 308
Chapter 31. F AND H RESPONSES IN THE EVALUATION OF CONDUCTION VELOCITY IN THE PROXIMAL TRACTS OF PERIPHERAL NERVES IN DIABETIC AND ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS
pp.：
308 – 316
Part 5: COMPRESSION NEUROPATHIES
pp.：
316 – 326
Chapter 33. PATHOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF TRAUMATIC NERVE LESIONS IN ANIMALS AND MAN, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHRONIC ENTRAPMENT
pp.：
326 – 340
Chapter 34. RECOVERY OF SENSORY POTENTIALS AFTER ISCHAEMIC BLOCK BY PNEUMATIC COMPRESSION OF VARYING DURATION
pp.：
340 – 350
Chapter 35. IDIOPATHIC CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME: A CLINICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF 50 PATIENTS
pp.：
350 – 358
Chapter 36. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARM PARAESTHESIAS AND ENTRAPMENT SYNDROMES IN 397 PATIENTS: ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC FINDINGS
pp.：
358 – 364
Chapter 37. COMPARISON OF ORTHODROMIC AND ANTIDROMIC SENSORY NERVECONDUCTION IN POLYNEUROPATHIES AND IN CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
pp.：
364 – 370
Chapter 38. CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME IN PRIVATE PRACTICE
pp.：
370 – 374
Chapter 39. MICROELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC STUDIES ON THE NATURE OF NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION BLOCK CAUSED BY PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY
pp.：
374 – 380
Chapter 40. PRESSURE NEUROPATHIES - THE NEED FOR MICROSURGICAL APPROACH
pp.：
380 – 386
Chapter 41. MICRONEUROSURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE ENTRAPMENT NEUROPATHIESOF THE UPPER LIMB
pp.：
386 – 392
Part 6: METABOLIC, GENETICAND INFLAMMATORY NEUROPATHIES
pp.：
392 – 404
Chapter 43. THE LONG TERM ISSUE OF ACUTE IDIOPATHIC POLYNEURITIS (LANDRY-GUILLAIN-BARRE SYNDROME)
pp.：
404 – 414
Chapter 44. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY IN GUILLAIN-BARRÉ-STROHL (GBS) SYNDROME
pp.：
414 – 426
Chaptetr 45. INHERITED AMYLOID POLYNEUROPATHY IN AN ITALIAN FAMILY
pp.：
426 – 434
Chapter 46. SUBPERINEURIAL SPACE AND IMMUNOGLOBULIN DEPOSITS IN INFLAMMATORY AND DYSGLOBULINEMIC NEUROPATHIES
pp.：
434 – 440
Chapter 47. ULTRAMORPHOLOGY OF PERIPHERAL NERVES IN LYSOSOMAL DISEASES
pp.：
440 – 448
Chapter 48. HEREDITARY SPHEROCYTOSIS IN PERONEAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY
pp.：
448 – 454
Chaptyer 49. PERONEAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY ( PMA ) WITH POSTURAL TREMOR
pp.：
454 – 460
Part 7. MISCELLANEOUS
pp.：
460 – 466
Chapter 51. GANGLIOSIDES IN DENERVATION : AN EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICALSTUDY
pp.：
466 – 472
Chapter 52. CLINICAL AND NEUROFHYSIOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN 47 LONG -TERM SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD MALIGNANCIES TREATED WITH VARIOUS DOSES OF VINCRISTINE
pp.：
472 – 480
Chapetr 53. INVOLVEMENT OF PERIPHERAL NERVOUS MECHANISMS IN THE "REMOTE EFFECTS" OF CANCER ON SKELETAL MUSCLES? A LIGHT MICROSCOPIC STUDY ON AUTOPSY MATERIAL
pp.：
480 – 488
Chapter 54. AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION AND MYOKYMIA IN GOLD NEUROPATHY
pp.：
488 – 494
Chapter 55. COLLAGEN MEASUREMENT IN HYPOEXTENSIBILITY OF THE SOLEUS MUSCLE 6 TO 9 DAYS AFTER LOCAL INJECTION OF TETANUS TOXIN
pp.：
494 – 500
Chapter 56. STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF GANGLIOSIDES ON EXPERIMENTAL CARBON DISUL PHIDE NEUROPATHY
pp.：
500 – 506
Chapter 57. PERIPHERAL NERVE CHANGES IN REFSUM’S DISEASE BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT
pp.：
506 – 526
AUTHOR INDEX
pp.：
526 – 529
Peripheral Neuropathies
：Proceedings of the International Symposium on Peripheral Neuropathies Held in Milan, Italy, on June 26–28, 1978
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