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EMG (ee-LEK-troh-my-AH-gruh-fee) a test used to detect nerve function. It measures the electrical activity generated by muscles.
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EMG Referred to as a nerve conduction study, used to identify nerve damage.
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EMG is an electrical recording of muscle activity which aids in the diagnosis of neuromuscular disease.
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EMG A diagnostic procedure that records muscle electrical potentials through electrodes.
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EMG An examination of the electrical activity of a motor unit, useful in determining the site of injury in a peripheral nerve and in detecting spinal nerve root lesions as well as primary muscle diseases. Needle EMG involves the insertion of needle electrodes into muscle; surface EMG uses surface electrodes instead of needle insertion.
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