| Electromyography (EMG) |
EMG Knoxville-Providing timely, accurate EMGs
and nerve conduction studies in a comfortable
setting.
and nerve conduction studies in a comfortable
setting.
- Studies carefully performed by a Neurologist with Fellowship and Board
certification in EMG and Neuromuscular Medicine - Cutting edge,full-featured EMG machine
- Same-day reports provided to the patient and the referring doctor
- Specially padded low-profile exam table, soothing music, compassionate
examiner - All needles and stick-on electrodes are single-use disposable
- Follow up neurologic consultation is readily available
What is EMG?
EMG stands for Electromyogram which means electrical analysis of muscle. It is
a technique which is combined with nerve conduction studies (NCS) to analyze
disorders of nerve and muscle. For convenience sake, many people refer to EMG
and nerve conduction studies just as EMG. Typical conditions where EMG/NCS
are used are: carpal tunnel syndrome, peripheral neuropathy, radiculopathy,
sciatica, ulnar neuropathy at the elbow, foot drop, myopathy, ALS, myasthenia
gravis, brachial plexus injuries, Guillain Barre syndrome, numbness or weakness
of unknown cause.
EMG stands for Electromyogram which means electrical analysis of muscle. It is
a technique which is combined with nerve conduction studies (NCS) to analyze
disorders of nerve and muscle. For convenience sake, many people refer to EMG
and nerve conduction studies just as EMG. Typical conditions where EMG/NCS
are used are: carpal tunnel syndrome, peripheral neuropathy, radiculopathy,
sciatica, ulnar neuropathy at the elbow, foot drop, myopathy, ALS, myasthenia
gravis, brachial plexus injuries, Guillain Barre syndrome, numbness or weakness
of unknown cause.
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What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
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EMG Appointments Please Call 218-6222
Referrals required for most insurance plans.
Referrals required for most insurance plans.
