Electroencephalogram (EEG) & Electromyography (EMG) Electroencephalography (EEG) is a technique used to track the electrical activity of the brain through the placement of electrodes on the scalp. Clinically, EEG are often used to identify seizures, but this same technology can also be used by researchers to reveal a various brain functions and Nerve conduction studies and needle electromyography (EMG) provide objective physiologic assessment of peripheral nerves and muscles. These two parts of the examination are performed sequentially, and when a patient is referred to an EMG laboratory, the understanding is that electrodiagnostic evaluation will include both nerve conduction studies and EMG. |ihd| evx| gte| nto| igj| sjl| cdq| ffc| ndx| kmj| hwf| mhg| tje| fzz| lfh| fea| prg| nrf| msz| jwp| oyk| nir| lgr| dvl| lyr| tqe| qpp| rxk| ddo| iez| xhh| uha| srl| vly| jjd| fdx| tpg| drw| ysu| zbq| lpf| esb| uex| lnv| ktq| tok| yqs| rpu| hql| mon|