Elektroneuromyografia
Elektroneuromyografia, often abbreviated as ENMG or EMG, is a diagnostic medical procedure used to assess the health of muscles and nerves. It involves two main components: electroneurography and electromyography. Electroneurography measures the speed and strength of electrical signals transmitted by the nerves. This is typically done by applying a small electrical impulse to a nerve through surface electrodes and recording the response at another point along the nerve. This helps identify nerve damage, compression, or other abnormalities affecting nerve function.
Electromyography, on the other hand, evaluates the electrical activity produced by muscles. A fine needle electrode
ENMG is a valuable tool for diagnosing a wide range of conditions, including carpal tunnel syndrome, peripheral