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A case of neuropathic brachioradial pruritus caused by cervical disc herniation.
Nature Clinical Practice. Neurology 2008 June
BACKGROUND: A 64-year-old woman presented to an outpatient clinic with a 2-year history of itch, burning sensation and intermittent paresthesias within the innervation territory of the sixth cervical nerve root on the right dorsal forearm. No dermatological diseases, trauma to the affected extremity or the spine, or familial pruritus were reported.
INVESTIGATIONS: Dermatological examination, skin biopsy, laser Doppler imaging, neurological physical examination and cervical MRI scan.
DIAGNOSIS: Brachioradial pruritus caused by cervical disc herniation.
MANAGEMENT: Ventral spinal fusion with cage implantation.
INVESTIGATIONS: Dermatological examination, skin biopsy, laser Doppler imaging, neurological physical examination and cervical MRI scan.
DIAGNOSIS: Brachioradial pruritus caused by cervical disc herniation.
MANAGEMENT: Ventral spinal fusion with cage implantation.
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