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EMG (Electromyography) (Measuring nerve and muscle function)

An electrophysiological test evaluating nerve compression and muscle diseases.

What is EMG (Electromyography)?

EMG measures the electrical conduction of nerves and muscles to diagnose carpal tunnel syndrome, nerve compressions, nerve damage from disc herniation, and muscle diseases. It is an important tool for hand-foot numbness and weakness complaints.

Who Is It For?

Those with hand-foot numbness
Those with suspected carpal tunnel
Those with arm/leg weakness
Those with nerve signs from disc herniation

How the Procedure Works

1
Nerve Conduction
Nerve conduction is measured with mild electrical stimuli through the skin.
2
Needle EMG
Muscle activity is recorded with a fine needle.
Interpretation
The neurologist evaluates the results.

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