Normal Conduction Velocity of Ulnar, Median and Peroneal Nerves in Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence¶
GAMSTORP, I. (1963). Normal Conduction Velocity of Ulnar, Median and Peroneal Nerves in Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence. Acta Paediatrica.
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- Myelination
- The developmental schedule of myelination underlies a class of cognitive and motor milestones: motor nerve conduction velocity in the newborn is already about half the adult value — the infant's motor axons are myelinated, but thinly and with short internodes — and rises steeply through the first three years, with further change continuing to adolescence
This sourceNormative paediatric motor nerve conduction velocities in the ulnar, median and peroneal nerves, showing values at birth about half those of adults, a steep rise through the first three years and continued change into adolescence; the study measures nerve conduction rather than motor milestones.
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- The developmental schedule of myelination underlies a class of cognitive and motor milestones: motor nerve conduction velocity in the newborn is already about half the adult value — the infant's motor axons are myelinated, but thinly and with short internodes — and rises steeply through the first three years, with further change continuing to adolescence
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