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The book is broken into short formatted chapters covering instrumentation, basic nerve conduction and needle EMG techniques, interpretation, applications for common clinical problems, and a new chapter on ultrasound. The procedures are laid out as illustrated tables with specifics for lead placement, stimulation, sample waveforms, and photographs to guide electrodiagnostic set-ups. Clinical presentation, anatomy, recommended studies, normal values, pearls and tips, and key findings are presented throughout in bulleted text for a thorough, more focused guidebook. Multiple choice questions and answers with rationales reinforce learning for those wishing to review concepts through self-guided assessment.
Key Features:
- Updates to all chapters with new figures and diagrams and more multiple-choice questions with answers
- Brand new chapter on the use of ultrasound with electrodiagnosis
- Checklists with key steps and takeaways for each study
- Clear, easy-to-understand tables and photos illustrate each set-up and study
- Codifies what you need to know to make a diagnosis in the EMG laboratory
- Print purchase includes on-line access to the full contents for mobile or desktop use
Pages | 280 |
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Dimensions | 229 x 152 |
Date Published | 30 Apr 2019 |
Publisher | Demos Medical Publishing |
Subject/s | Neurology & clinical neurophysiology   Rehabilitation   |
- Foreword by Christopher J. Visco
- Preface
- Section I: Introduction
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Electrodiagnostics by Gautam Malhotra
- Chapter 2: Instrumentation by Gautam Malhotra
- Chapter 3: Systematic Approach to Learning and Performing Nerve Conduction Studies by Gautam Malhotra, Jason Bitterman, and Chae K. Im
- Section II: Nerve Conduction Studies
- Chapter 4: Upper Limb Motor Studies by Matthew C. Oswald and Khushboo Doshi
- Chapter 5: Upper Limb Sensory Studies by Byron J. Schneider and David J. Kennedy
- Chapter 6: Lower Limb Motor Studies by Berdale Colorado
- Chapter 7: Lower Limb Sensory Studies by Jacqueline Neal and Nida Gleveckas-Martens
- Chapter 8: F-Waves by Solomon Rojhani and Akhil Chhatre
- Chapter 9: H-Reflexes by Leslie Rydberg
- Section III: Needle EMG
- Chapter 10: Basic EMG Technique by Christian M. Custodio
- Chapter 11: Basic Approach to EMG Waveform Recognition by Gautam Malhotra and Chae K. Im
- Chapter 12: Motor Unit Action Potential Analysis by Anirudh Gupta, Kasser Saba, and W. David Arnold
- Chapter 13: Recruitment by Monal Desai and W. David Arnold
- Section IV: Important Concepts for Interpreting Studies
- Chapter 14: Orthodromic and Antidromic Nerve Conduction Studies by Daniel Goodman
- Chapter 15: Temporal Dispersion and Phase Cancellation by Mary Ann Miknevich and Jenna Meriggi
- Chapter 16: Interpreting Studies by Joelle Gabet and Wendy M. Helkowski
- Chapter 17: Common Anomalies by Nabela Enam and Nigel Shenoy
- Section V: Common Clinical Entities
- Chapter 18: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome by Leslie Rydberg
- Chapter 19: Ulnar Neuropathy at the Elbow by Akinpelumi Beckley and Susie S. Kwon
- Chapter 20: Radial Neuropathy by Jonathan S. Kirschner and Carlo Milani
- Chapter 21: Anterior Interosseous Nerve Lesion by Patrick J. Barrett
- Chapter 22: Fibular (Peroneal) Neuropathy by Rohini Sweta Rao and Aaron Jay Yang
- Chapter 23: Tibial Neuropathy by Brian F. White
- Chapter 24: Femoral Neuropathy by Dan Cushman
- Chapter 25: Lumbosacral Radiculopathy by Nate Olafsen
- Chapter 26: Cervical Radiculopathy by Ryan Doyel and Monica E. Rho
- Chapter 27: Facial Nerve and Blink Studies by Kevin Carneiro and William Filer
- Chapter 28: Repetitive Stimulation and Neuromuscular Junction Disorders by Trevor Gessel and Nassim Rad
- Chapter 29: Peripheral Neuropathy by Michael Mallow
- Chapter 30: Brachial Plexus by Christopher J. Visco
- Chapter 31: Motor Neuron Disease by Dena Abdelshahed, Ankita Dutta, Chae Im and James Wyss
- Chapter 32: Myopathy by Gautam Malhotra
- Chapter 33: The Use of Ultrasound with Electrodiagnosis by Jeffrey A. Strakowski
- Checklist
- Answers to Multiple-Choice Question