When it comes to ischemic neuropathy, everyone immediately remembers the pathology of the optic nerve caused by impaired circulation in one part of the eye. More precisely, even the parts of the nerve itself, which adjoins the eyeball. Intra- and retrobulbar departments are most susceptible to ischemic lesions.
Our body is a unique, but incredibly complex system in which everything is interconnected. It is clear that for the smooth running of any multi-component mechanism, an organ is needed that will monitor and direct the actions of each individual component and individual links of the common system.
The innervation of the hand is carried out by a whole system of peripheral nerves, that is, located outside the brain and spinal cord. Their diseases are not inflammatory genesis (caused by various degenerative and dystrophic processes) called neuropathy.
At the same time, the ICD-10 code does not have ganglionovirus: codes G50-G59 show diseases associated with the defeat of individual nerves, nerve roots and plexuses.
According to the international classification valid until last year, symptomatic or secondary, caused by defeat of brain structures, idiopathic, primary (independent, presumably hereditary disease) and cryptogenic epilepsy were isolated.
Modern research has shown that polytherapy with several drugs in small doses did not justify itself. Selection of the drug is strictly in accordance with the type of epilepsy and the type of epileptic fit.
This medical conclusion is not a definitive diagnosis, the symptomatology can change with age and evolve into an already known form, and also - regress.
Without taking into account pathogenetic factors, many continue to call it neuritis, and ICD-10 on the basis of anatomical and topographic features of the disease refers it to mono-neuropathies of the upper extremities with code G56.0-G56.1.
