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3. and pain on the left of her body up to the level of her neck. The degree of sensory disturbances increased for 3 days, when weakness at the right limbs appeared and gradually increased during the following 4 otrophic lateral sclerosis or poliomyelitis, 3 Sutton GG, Mayer RF. Focal reflex myodays. The patient was admitted to hospital and may simulate spontaneous tremor of muscle segments.4 Because of axonal membrane hyperexcitability in neuromyotonia, muscle contraction may trigger outlasting spasms of delayed relaxation resolving into myokymia and fasciculations mimicking clonus;J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry,1974
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5. examination showed severe sensory deficit on the left of the body up to C3 dermatome, with impaired sensitivity to heat, touch and pain, sensory deficit on the right of the body up to C3 dermatome, with impaired propriotremor on muscle contraction.5 Common excitability of motor and sensory neurons in ceptive sensation and sensor ataxia, mild variety muscle cramps may resolve into fasneuromyotonia;Lance, J.W.; Burke, D.; Pollard, J.;Ann Neurol; weakness of the right limbs, with brisker ciculations.6 All these disorders will be properly diagnosed on clinical basis with the aid of radiological or electrophysiological testings,1985