The EMG produced an “Abnormal Study,” and findings “consistent with chronic left L5 radiculopathy”—nerve pain and weakness in the spine. The EMG found no evidence of “active lumbar ...

The researchers also performed lumbar paraspinal and lower-limb needle electromyography (EMG) studies, and findings were classified root by root as normal or abnormal. Associations between ...

At the last follow-up, 90 percent of the patients had normal findings or were only mildly incapacitated owing to cervical radiculopathy. Foraminal encroachment of the spinal nerve from ...

“Based on NCS and EMG findings, we can not only better understand what is causing the patient’s symptoms, but we can also clarify the severity of nerve damage. With this ...

Instead, the EMG findings were reportedly consistent with a neurogenic process such as L5–S1 radiculopathy. It is important to note that the absence of a myopathic pattern on EMG does not rule ...

The new report extends the FACET findings to two years' follow-up. The researchers analyzed primary outcome data for 236 patients with single-level cervical radiculopathy who were assigned to ...

If, on the other hand, the polyneuropathy is chronic and only very slowly progressive, reinnervation may completely keep pace with denervation. . . and the sole finding on needle EMG is reduced ...

Background Clinical examination of patients with chronic lumbar radiculopathy aims to clarify whether there is nerve root impingement. The aims of this study were to investigate the association ...

He has performed over 16,000 EMG studies for veterans in the southeast allowing for accurate neurological diagnosis of primary muscle disease, myasthenia gravis, peripheral neuropathy, radiculopathy .