Cerebral electrophysiology01
Electroencephalography
Characterizing cerebral bioelectrical activity through carefully acquired scalp recordings.
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A comprehensive physiologic perspective.
Distinct methodologies. Complementary information. A disciplined approach to neural and neuromuscular function.
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Functional information.
Meaningful distinctions.
Neurodiagnostic methods characterize cerebral activity, peripheral conduction, motor-unit physiology, neuromuscular transmission and stimulus-evoked responses. Each method addresses a specific physiologic question.
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Peripheral neurophysiology02
EMG & nerve conduction
Complementary perspectives on peripheral nerve function, skeletal muscle and motor-unit physiology.
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Neuromuscular & reflex physiology03
Neuromuscular electrophysiology
Focused studies of neuromuscular transmission, late motor responses and reflex pathways.
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Stimulus–response physiology04
Evoked potentials
Recording neural responses along somatosensory, visual and auditory pathways.
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Scientific development05
Specialized neurophysiology
A considered framework for additional legitimate neurophysiologic methods as capabilities develop.
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Neurovascular diagnostics
Planning for appropriate noninvasive vascular ultrasound and Doppler applications.
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Recorded physiologic data support broader clinical evaluation. Licensed medical interpretation, diagnosis and treatment are separate clinical responsibilities. Specific service availability, professional qualifications and arrangements must be verified.