1. A rapid method for detecting oligoclonal IgG in unconcentrated CSF, by agarose isoelectric focusing, transfer to cellulose nitrate and immunoperoxidase small compound muscle action potential on the left. The left medial plantar sensory action potential (SAP) was absent; the right medial SAP was 0 7 gV ofamplitude (normal values: 0 1-3 5 pV),' with a sensory conducto arms and increasing disability with walking identify this as the syndrome termed dystonia musculorum deformans by Oppenheim and idiopathic generalised dystonia by later authors.4 Absence of ocular dysmobility, spasticity, ataxia, identifiable biostaining;Walker, R.W.H.; Keir, G.; Johnson, M.H.; Thompson, E.J.;J Neuroimmunol,1983
2. Immunoblotting on polyvinyldifluoride improves detection of oligoclonal IgG bands in;Nespolo, A.; Bianchi, G.; Salmaggi, A.; Cerrato, D.;CSF. Clin Chem,1987
3. The anatomical and physiological basis of torsion dystonia. In: tion velocity of42 m/s (normal values: 36-50 m/s).' The patient underwent surgery. A curved incision was made superior, posterior, and inferior to the medial malleolus. The neurovascular bundle was isolated just proximal to the tarsal tunnel, which was chemical abnormalities or structural brain Marsden CD;Rothwell, J.C.; Obeso, J.A.,1987
4. Classification and investigation of dystonia;Fahn, S.; Marsden, C.D.; Caine, D.B.;Movement Disorders,1987
5. Protein pattern of cerebrospinal fluid in spasmodic torticollis;Kjellin, K.G.; Stibler, H.;J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry; 37: plantar nerves were dissected free. Within the tarsal tunnel, the posterior tibial nerve showed an eccentric, translucent, rubbery, bean-sized swelling. The epineurium was incised longitudinally, and clear gelatinous material evacuated (fig,1974