01317nas a2200301   4500000000100000008004100001260001300042653001000055653000900065653001100074653001100085653001200096653000900108653001600117653002200133653002000155653001700175100001200192700001100204700001200215700001600227700001400243245006300257300001000320490000600330520066500336022001401001       1983                            d  c1983 Dec10aAdult10aAged10aFemale10aHumans10aleprosy10aMale10aMiddle Aged10aNeural Conduction10aReflex, Stretch10aTibial Nerve1 aBlank A1 aWOLF J1 aGonen B1 aSchochina M1 aSheskin J00a[The tendon test of the tibial nerve in Hansen's disease].  a101-40 v83 a<p>Seventeen patients, presenting Hansen's disease, were studied by the Tendon-test. Nine presented pathological answers and 4 did not answer at all, probably due to serious damage. So the amount of pathological answers reached to 76.5% (13 patients). On the other hand, the answer of two patients was considered within the limits and they were classified with the normal answering patients that reached to 23.5% (4 patients). In order to find out if the tibial nerves are also injured simultaneously wit the ulnar and the median ones, it is advisable to employ this method in a larger number of patients and in a different social-geographical environment.</p>  a0100-3283