Anaphia

Anaphia, also called tactile anaesthesia, is the total or partial absence of the sense of touch, so that light contact with the skin is not perceived or is perceived only faintly.触觉缺失(anaphia,又称 tactile anaesthesia)指触觉全部或部分丧失,轻触皮肤不能被感知或仅能模糊感知。

It is a symptom and a neurological sign rather than a disease, and its clinical meaning depends on the distribution, the modality affected and the underlying lesion.它属于症状与神经体征而非独立疾病,其临床意义取决于分布、受累感觉模态与潜在病变。

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References

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