A basic intro to NCS/EMG for Neurologists

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This is a pre-lecture overview covering the basics of Nerve Conduction / EMG for Neurology trainees. This resource was primarily developed for the delegates of Neurology 2020: Leading edge neurology for the practicing clinician at The UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, London.
This preparatory talk should hopefully assist those who've never spent time in a Peripheral Neurophysiology Center to be able to appreciate what the studies are about, and sets the stage for the actual lecture which goes through cases / data interpretation.
This event has now been cancelled due to the COVID-19 Coronvirus Pandemic, but life goes on and educational needs continue. So instead of waiting a year to release the pair of lectures - here they are...

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Комментарии : 30

@aurelia2579 4 года назад

This channel is a real gem! Thank you.

@jacobl5488 3 года назад

American Physiatrist here. Great refresher. Thanks for all you do. Just wanted to show appreciation.

@dravinashingle2 2 года назад

Thank you so much for your contribution to spreading the knowledge of Neurophysiology.

@evertmaree 3 года назад

Started my internship neurophysiology. After my first week in hospital this is a beatifull summary and confusion destroyer

@DrSimonFreilich 3 года назад

Good luck and every success for the future!

@ndxtesting6861 2 года назад

Very informative video and educational for new patients.

@madalinagraure4356 4 года назад

Compliments for your fantastic work and thank you for sharing so many informative videos!

@Synergywellnessny Год назад

Thanks Dr.. simon! great job

@hanyelbanna3673 3 года назад

Wonderful work Go on Thanks

@PEMF.Hydrogen.LLLT.Experts 4 года назад

Deserves a share!

@fairpurenature 7 месяцев назад

thanks so much for this super, crystal clear and easy-to-understand tutorial, you a genius😀 teacher

@evertmaree 3 года назад

Hi Dr. Another nice video would be top 20 NCS that are most often done with an in depth practical demo. Just think a lot of people would flock to such a video. Practical demos like you allready make are quite rare and the practical steps are often skipped, yours are the best propably.

@DrSimonFreilich 3 года назад

Many thanks! I have very deliberately not done so as learning how to perform these types of studies, and even more importantly how to apply them to individual patients, is in my personal opinion, very much for an apprenticeship. The same is true for the EEG side. There are other channels and online courses that do so for both modalities, but they'll never replace the extensive clinical experience of learning from a pro. Very best! Simon

@evertmaree 3 года назад

@@DrSimonFreilich That makes sense. Thanks Dr.

@huglion Год назад

Thank you Doctor. Small question : what neuro disease cause high amplitude ? IS a MND ?

@alialsultani4022 4 года назад

Thanks

@Nachos11 8 месяцев назад

Brilliant

@toddhosmer711 3 года назад

I’ve had twitches wide spread but mostly calfs quads and eyelids for about 4 months now. I’ve seen 2 neurologist one at 2 months and one at 4 months. Had EMG and NCS both were normal. Reflexes and blood was good. Ct scan of brain good as well. I’m going crazy. Is this bfs?

@ibrahimhossain4547 4 месяца назад

❤❤❤❤

@urossedonja3534 Год назад

Does it matter if the finger is stretched or relaxed during sensory NCS? I had two of them done. In the first the amplitude was a bit lower (still normal). The fingers were relaxed. After that i another ncs, only this time the doctor said the amplitude depends on how far away on the finger you place the electrode. This time the amplitude was much higher. And also he performed it while my finger was not relaxed but stretched. Does stretching affect the amplitude? He said everything is fine. But know I ask what if my amplitude is so good only because the nerve was stretched?