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EMG (Electromyography) is a medical procedure that measures the electrical activity of muscles. It is used to diagnose and assess neuromuscular disorders, such as muscular dystrophy, nerve damage, and spinal cord injuries.

Procedure:

During an EMG, a thin needle electrode is inserted into the muscle being tested. The electrode detects and amplifies the electrical signals produced by the muscle fibers as they contract and relax. These signals are then recorded and analyzed by a computer.

Indications:

EMG is indicated for individuals experiencing muscle weakness, pain, or atrophy. It can help identify the underlying cause of these symptoms and determine the severity of the condition.

Interpretation:

EMG results are interpreted by a neurologist or physiatrist. The electrical signals are analyzed to assess:

* Muscle fiber recruitment patterns

* Muscle strength and endurance

* Nerve conduction velocity

* Sensory nerve function

Types of EMG:

There are two main types of EMG:

* Needle EMG: The needle electrode is inserted directly into the muscle.

* Surface EMG: The electrode is placed on the skin over the muscle.

Applications:

EMG has a wide range of applications in clinical practice, including:

* Diagnosing neuromuscular disorders

* Evaluating muscle function after injury or surgery

* Monitoring the effects of treatment for neuromuscular disorders

* Researching the physiology of muscle contraction

Benefits:

EMG is a valuable tool for diagnosing and assessing neuromuscular disorders. It provides objective and quantitative data that can help guide treatment decisions and monitor disease progression.

Limitations:

EMG may not be able to detect all neuromuscular disorders, and the results can be affected by factors such as the patient's age, activity level, and medications.