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Beyond the Muscle: How Electrodiagnostic Testing Expands the PT’s Role in Patient Care
By Drayton T. Perkins, PT, DPT, ECS | EMG Solutions Most physical therapy students begin their training focused on the world of orthopedic movement and
Understanding ALS and the Role of Nerve Conduction Studies in Diagnosis
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a neurodegenerative disease that affects motor neuron nerve cells that are responsible for controlling voluntary muscle movement. As these motor
WHO IN THE WORLD THOUGHT ALL THIS UP?
As I have had the opportunity to perform EMG and Nerve Conduction Studies over the past several years, I am often in awe of how
How can the EMG exam be normal when I have radiating back pain?
Lumbar radiculopathy, a prevalent neurological condition, is characterized bycompression or irritation of a spinal nerve root. This condition often manifests asradiating leg pain, motor weakness,
My Muscles are Twitching: When Should I be Concerned?
I often get muscle twitching in random muscles, at random times. It might be in my right triceps one day, in my left quadriceps the
EMG Solutions Partners with ABPTRFE to Advance Physical Therapist Education
EMG Solutions continues to look for ways to maintain its position as a leader in field of clinical electrophysiology. Currently, EMG Solutions is working with
