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1: Occup Med (Lond). 2002 Oct;52(7):413-5.Click here to read Links

Neurological changes induced by a mobile phone.

Hocking B, Westerman R.

bruhoc@connexus.net.au

Dysaesthesiae of the scalp after mobile phone use have been previously reported, but the basis for this has not been clear. We report a case of a 34-year-old journalist who complained of symptoms associated with use of a mobile phone. She agreed to a provocation study with her phone. Current perception threshold testing before and after exposure showed marked changes in the C-fibre nerves of the affected area compared with the opposite side. The case is supportive of a neurological basis for some cases of dysaesthesiae associated with mobile phone use.

PMID: 12422029 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]