01587nas a2200397   4500000000100000008004100001260001300042653002200055653001500077653001000092653002200102653001500124653001600139653003600155653002000191653002600211653002200237653001100259653001100270653000800281653001200289653000900301653001600310653002200326653003900348653002800387653002300415653001600438653001700454100001200471245011500483300001200598490000800610520055700618022001401175       1975                            d  c1975 Mar10aAction Potentials10aAdolescent10aAdult10aAfferent Pathways10aAlcoholism10aBody Height10aCentral Nervous System Diseases10aCerebral Cortex10aDiabetic Neuropathies10aEvoked Potentials10aFemale10aHumans10aLeg10aleprosy10aMale10aMiddle Aged10aNeural Conduction10aPeripheral Nervous System Diseases10aSpinal Cord Compression10aSpinal Nerve Roots10aSural Nerve10aTime Factors1 aNoël P00a[Study of afferent conduction in the external saphenous nerve using the method of evoked cerebral potentials].  a193-2100 v1313 a<p>By the comparison of nerve action potentials and cerebral potentials evoked by the same electrical stimulus the propagation of the somaesthetic impulse to the cerebral cortex can be evaluated. This technique was applied to the fibres of the sural nerve in normal subjects and in patients presenting various lesions of the peripheral and central nervous system. Evoked cerebral potential afforded valuable data when it was not possible to record the nerve action potentials or when the lesion involved the central segment of the afferent pathway.</p>  a0035-3787