Training Physicians & Technologist to perform Nerve Conduction Studies.

EMG studies provide important information about your nerves & muscles. Nerve studies uses mild electrical impulses to detect carpal tunnel syndrome at the wrist. Ulnar neuropathy at the elbow. Tarsal tunnel at the ankle. Peroneal neuropathy at the knee & other neuropathies affecting the body. 

The EMG part uses a needle electrode to study the electrical activity of the muscle. It can detect a compromise nerve in the neck, mid back, lower back & other parts of the body.  The test gives a clinician a complete diagnostic view of your nerves and muscles.

For patients who need therapy & EMG testing after an injury. click to watch video.

For patients who need a brief explanation on  EMG/NCV testing. click for video.

EMG Common Findings

For students, patients & physicians that want to learn more about common diagnosis in EMG/NCV. 

Carpal Tunnel

 A common nerve compression affecting the median nerve at the wrist.

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Physical Therapy, EMG/NCV Testing & Pain Management for patients that need treatment.

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We Specialized in Nerve Conduction Studies, Electromyography, Somatosensory studies to assist physicians diagnose peripheral nerve disorders. 

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We Network with Physicians & other Medical Professionals  to provide precision care for Patients who need treatment.

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An EMG/NCV is a Nerve and Muscle examination. The nerve study is done by using electrical impulses on the arms and legs to test nerves that are connected to the neck and lower back.  The muscle study is done by using a needle electrode to record the the electrical activity of the muscles. This is done on the neck , shoulders ,arms, lower back and legs.

Below is a Video on what to expect during an EMG/NCV study.

For Technologist who want to learn the basic and advanced components of Nerve Conduction Studies.

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We Teach Technologist to be among the most educated in Electrodiagnostic Medicine.

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