[Sequelae of XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity2103 @entity1897 @entity3541 @entity21 @entity393
INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this work is to study the functional sequelae after @entity1897 ( @entity1897 ) to analyze its impact and relationship with the degree of @entity2103 , from the neurophysiological point of view. METHODS: We present a retrospective study which includes a total of 150 cases of @entity1897 . All @entity1 underwent electroneurography and electromyography to see the degree of @entity21 and to evaluate the existence of signs of reinervation in the muscles explored or possible innervation errors. RESULTS: Of the @entity1 studied, 31.9% (46) had sequelae; 67.4% (31) were @entity1 , a statistically significant result (P=.031). Of all the sequelae, the most frequent was miochymia which appeared in 24% of cases (36). @entity1 with left side involvement presented a higher number of sequelae (40.3%, 27 cases) with a statistically significant difference (P=.05). The average rate of @entity21 on first visit by @entity1 who subsequently developed sequelae was 75.26%; worse results on electroneurography were statistically associated with the onset of sequelae (P=.007). Electromyography of @entity1 with sequelae shows that a greater degree of denervation could be considered a risk factor for the occurrence of sequelae (P=.039). DISCUSSION/CONCLUSIONS: In our study we found that sequelae are more frequent after @entity3541 when there is significant @entity393 . This work shows other risk factors so far not mentioned in the literature, such as female gender and left-side involvement.
