The Medical College of Georgia has an active Neuromuscular Disease Program with physicians interested in Myasthenia Gravis, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophies, Chronic Inflamatory Demyelinating Neuropathy, Chronic pain management and Chemodenervation. The department features an Electromyography laboratory, Muscle Histochemistry laboratory and a Muscle Biochemistry laboratory. We offer a fellowship in Neuromuscular Diseases and Clinical Neurophysiology. M.D. Electromyography, commonly known as EMG, is a type of clinical test using electricity to detect nerve problems and muscle disease. Testing measures nerve conduction and muscle responses.
Different responses can suggest a variety of problems, from nerve injury to muscle disease.
Traditionally, physicians run a number of tests, then all the information is gathered and typed, then entered into patients' charts. The system also offers help whenever the operator asks for it. For more information, send email to To order software, complete the following order form .