Occupational Neurologic Disease

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Occupational Neurologic Disease Dr Omid Aminian

Occupational Neurologic Disease Mechanical injuries Occupational entrapment neuropathies Chemical neuropathies CNS (most common syndrome is encephalopathy) PNS (The most non specific syndrome is a distal symmetrical sensorimotor polyneuropathy

Occupational Entrapment Neuropathies SYNDROME ENTRAPMENT SITE OCCUPATIONAL PREDISPOSITION Carpal tunnel syndrome Repetitive forceful finger flexion Wrist movement Ulnar neuropathy at elbow Cubital tunnel Elbow flexion Repetitive elbow motion Leaning on elbow Thoracic outlet syndrome Cervical rib or fibrous band compressing lower trunk of brachial plexus Carrying heavy object Sustained arm raising above shoulder

General principle of neurotoxicology A clear dose-toxicity relationship exist in the majority of neurotoxic exposure Toxin typically cause a nonfocal or symmetrical neurologic syndromes There is usually a strong temporal relationship between exposure and the onset of symptom Some recovery is typically possible after removal of the insulting agent Multiple neurologic syndromes are possible

Neurologic Symptom&Signs SYNDROME EXAMPLE Acute encephalopathy Solvents & many toxins Chronic encephalopathy parkinsonism Mangnanese –methanol-CO Motor neuron disease Lead-manganese myeloneuropathty Nitrous oxide-- n-hexane pollyneuropathy Metals & many toxins

Neurotoxins Most common peripheral neurotoxins OP pesticides carbamates CS2 mercury lead arsenic antimony and acrylamide

Neurotoxins Most common CNS neurotoxins arsenic, lead (epilepsy) manganese (Parkinson’s) mercury CS2 Chlorinated hydrocarbons CO benzene, toulene, xylene

Neurotoxins Parkinson’s manganese CO CS2 MPTP n-methyl-4 phenyltetrahydropyridine

Toxic Polyneuropathies Mostly sensory neuropathy Acrylamide Arsenic - mercury - thallium Carbon disulfide - ethylene oxide Predominantly motor neuropathy Lead N-hexane – organophosphate Cranial neuropathy Trichloroethylene thallium

Approach to occupational neuropathies Occupational history Physical examination Paraclinic tests (EMG, NCV,…….) Consultant with neurologist Role out non occupational neuropathies Avoidance of exposure