Zhonghua shao shang za zhi = Zhonghua shaoshang zazhi = Chinese journal of burns · 2001
[An experimental study of the sciatic nerve injury by high voltage electricity in rabbits].
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Chen G, Wu Y, Zhu W
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To explore the pathological and myoelectric-physiological changes and the mechanism of the early postburn sciatic nerve injury by high voltage electricity in rabbits.
METHODS: Apparatus producing high electricity was established with a special-designed microrecorder of digital reserve. The electrical current values were determined by computer responsive analysis system with the concomitant determination of myoelectric-physiology and pathomorphology.
RESULTS: When the current was set to be 50 HZ, the average indentical resistance value of the nerve tissue was (5.99 +/- 0.88) k omega and the average current value was 83.5 mA/cm2. There exhibited different degrees of sciatic nerve injury when examined by myoelectric-physiological and pathophysiological measures.
CONCLUSION: Peripheral nerve could be injured by current of high voltage electricity.
METHODS: Apparatus producing high electricity was established with a special-designed microrecorder of digital reserve. The electrical current values were determined by computer responsive analysis system with the concomitant determination of myoelectric-physiology and pathomorphology.
RESULTS: When the current was set to be 50 HZ, the average indentical resistance value of the nerve tissue was (5.99 +/- 0.88) k omega and the average current value was 83.5 mA/cm2. There exhibited different degrees of sciatic nerve injury when examined by myoelectric-physiological and pathophysiological measures.
CONCLUSION: Peripheral nerve could be injured by current of high voltage electricity.