EMG & Nerve Conductions | Electronic EMG Manual : Lower Extremity Nerves

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ELECTRONIC EMG MANUAL®

OVERVIEW

The EMG Manual is a simple step-by-step approach to the basic understanding of EMG and Nerve Conductions studies. It is designed to familiarize the reader with the basic aspects of nerve conduction studies and needle examinations and can serve as a guide to the test, a preparation for the EMG rotation, or as a simple means for better understanding of the indications, preparations, interpretation and performance of EMG Nerve and Conduction studies

NERVE CONDUCTION STUDIES | LOWER EXTREMITY NERVES

The Lumbo-Sacral Plexus

The major branches of the sacral plexus are rountinely studies. In performing nerve conduction studies in the legs, we normally examine the peroneal and posterior tibial nerves for motor nerve function and the sural and superficial peroneal nerves for sensory nerve function. When indicated, the femoral nerve and its branches are studied.

	GUIDES & INFORMATION
		Electronic EMG Manual®
		Peripheral Nerves Anatomy
		General Muscles Anatomy
		Nerve Conduction Set-Ups
		Needle EMG Anatomy Atlas
		Patient Education Series (FAQ)
		Nerve Entrapment Guide

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