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Objective: To study the proximal and distal motor conduction properties of obturator and femoral nerves.

Conclusions: Motor conduction properties of the obturator nerve can be assessed by the method described, particularly to differentiate between peripheral, plexus, or radicular lesions that involve the obturator nerve.

Design: For evaluation of distal motor conduction properties, obturator and femoral nerves were stimulated at the inguinal ligament, and M responses were recorded with needle electrodes from gracilis and rectus femoris muscles.

Felts, P. A. & Smith, K. J. Conduction properties of central nerve fibers remyelinated by Schwann cells.

In vitro effects of ultrasound with different energies on the conduction properties of neural tissue.

Sensory and motor conduction velocities and motor and blink reflex latencies were nearly always normal or only slightly slowed.

Probing such miniband conduction properties is a necessity for engineering novel transport behaviors in superlattice devices.

Bilateral motor conduction studies and H-wave latencies for common peroneal and posterior tibial nerves.

A nerve conduction study revealed electrophysiological evidence of a polyneuropathy affecting motor fibers with mixed axonal and demyelinating features, with prolonged tibial and ulnar motor latencies and a reduction in motor conduction velocities.

Abnormal sural sensory responses (SNR) (82%), F-wave latencies (FWL) (85%), motor conduction velocities (CV) (82%), and distal motor latencies (DL) (76%) were the most sensitive indices.

Distal latency, compound muscle action potential (CMAP), and forearm motor conduction velocities were recorded (normative values: distal latency ≤ 4.4 ms, CMAP amplitude ≥ 4.0 mV, conduction velocities ≥ 49 m/s).