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electrophysiological recordings during surgery
-orthopedic (bones)
- Neurological (neurological system)
- Vascular (blood vessels, arteries)
Purpose of IOM
1. tells us how well nervous system functions when pateint cant respond/cooperate
2. identify neuronal structures and landmarks that cant be recognized on anatomical grounds, identify structures whether you can cut or not
Contious measurement of waveform parameters
Morphology (shape)
Amplitude (height)
Frequency (cycles per second)* (hz) *
sometimes latency
comparison with pre-established values
baseline before surgery
Why do we do IOM?
1. practical (no active patient participation is required)
2. reliable (normal recording are known to be very stable over time)
3. sensitive (they can promptly detect small changes in the activity of the nervous system
2 types of recording
1. spontaneous activity
2. evoked responses
Spontaneous Activity
- EEG
-EMG ( electromyogram- electrical activity of muscle)
Evoked responses
Evoked Potentials
- VEP, BAER, SSEP, TcMEP (transcranial motor EP, stimulate motor cortex)
- Triggered EMG
Consequences of Surgical intervention
-infrequeny, may compromise the functional integrity of the nervous system
- possibly lead to post- operative neurological deficits:
- Ischemia
- mechanical injury
Ischemia
cut off blood supply (ex- stroke), can happen anywhere in body
Electrophysiological singals as a measure
detect* changes in the functional status of neurological structures early enough
- actions can be taken to possibly reverse the effects of ischemia, prevent permanent mechanical injury, restore normal function
- asses efficacy of a corrective action
oxygen delivered in___
red blood cells
neurons are ___ demanding
oxygen
_____ is carried in blood
oxygen
blood needs ____
oxygen