Information CME Information and Answers Key to Abbreviations AAEM Suggested Reference List Case Reports CME activity of 1 credit hour in Category 1 is available upon achievement of the education objectives and completion of the self-assessment test and evaluation form. Although a common disorder, localization of the lesion in the ulnar nerve is difficult.
Discussion includes both clinical and electrophysiologic criteria for precise localization.
An excellent reference for the beginning and experienced EDX consultant and for physicians who do not perform needle EMGs but need to interpret the results. The format allows the reader to place the described standard and advanced techniques in a clinical context. A great reference for physicians wishing to refresh their basic knowledge of the neurophysiology of this disorder. Reviews the clinical presentation of a patient with classical myasthenia gravis. A detailed discussion of the results and interpretation of repetitive stimulation studies followed by an extensive review of the literature as it pertains to pathogenesis, treatment, and electrophysiology.