This is an amazing lecture! I am a medical student on an EMG elective and this explained everything so clearly with wonderful examples. Thank you so much!
Excellent presentation thank you very much. Going for my test in June I have to wait till June it’s March and my left side is just bugging the crap out of me and I’m down to my foot getting better my right side now mostly on the left it comes and goes but when it comes it’s not comfy it’s just a persistent weird numbness tingling nonstop sensation and even affects the back of my head I get the weirdest sensation in my brain specially on the right side where it’s like my brain is falling asleep
Had a emg done on right arm shoulder and neck . Found damage in shoulder . Have torn rotator cuff so this pushes back surgery 2-3 months need to strengthen shoulder and heal nerve before surgery. Strange thing is I have no real pain just limiting motion and strength also a lot of grinding in shoulder raising arm. Oh hated needle portion of emg !
Excellent video, but when you were talking about F reflex, you said it is constant in latency. I think that the F reflex is not consistent in latency but the A wave reflex it is, which is the only way to differentiate both.
When comparing results from nerve conduction test between left and right cut. antebrachii med should a 0.6 ms delay considered to be difference? Taking into account that we know from physical exam the site with delayed latency has no feeling sensation?
Hi All, If a patient has benign fasciculations and during the EMG procedure, they experience muscle twitching etc in the area that is monitored by the electrode, do the EMG results show abnormality? How are they any different than someone with a condition such as ALS, or MS?
I don't really understand why it was problematic for that last gentleman to have sensory issues even though the NCS showed no amplitude reduction on the sensory study. Measuring the sensory conduction from the distal hand/finger to the wrist ought to be normal if the problem is located in the elbow, no? What am I missing?
Doctor please help me i did NCV test on both hands, one was fine before test but after the test it got way worse, they used 50 mili amps on me and it was so painful and my hand jumped alot.. Is there a chance ncv is harmful?
you cant get a "poly-phase reading from a single-phase DC circuit. Idk what the hell you think your talking about, but there is no poly-phase demonstrated here
I am a neurology resident in the US. I watched several NCS/EMG videos. This video is one of the best one. Thank yoy❤
Thanks for the comments.
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This is an amazing lecture! I am a medical student on an EMG elective and this explained everything so clearly with wonderful examples. Thank you so much!
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Excellent presentation thank you very much. Going for my test in June I have to wait till June it’s March and my left side is just bugging the crap out of me and I’m down to my foot getting better my right side now mostly on the left it comes and goes but when it comes it’s not comfy it’s just a persistent weird numbness tingling nonstop sensation and even affects the back of my head I get the weirdest sensation in my brain specially on the right side where it’s like my brain is falling asleep
Very educational video for those learning EMG/NCS. Thank you!
excellent. enjoy
Outstanding presentation Dr.Crump!
Glad you liked it!
Excellent job for both medical students and non-neurologist. Thank you.
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Fantastic presentation with clearly explained concepts
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best video I found to explain EMG
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It's the most painful and horrifying ordeal you will ever go through.
I couldn't finish the test. I had to go out crying
Me too it was so painful. My results came back normal. I don't understand.
Did it 3 days ago my shoulder blade is 4 times as bad as it was!
Yes. The procedure can hurt at times.
Excellent presentation
Good explanation of EMG well done u r examples of EMG case report
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For organized and concised lecture yet covers all the necessary basic info. Thanks a lot.
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How to straighten a curvy base, please? I have a green and a red electrode I place on the patient along with a concentric needle
Sorry. We don’t know the answer to that.
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Very good presentation. I have thoroughly enjoy the video.
Great. Thanks.
Had a emg done on right arm shoulder and neck . Found damage in shoulder . Have torn rotator cuff so this pushes back surgery 2-3 months need to strengthen shoulder and heal nerve before surgery. Strange thing is I have no real pain just limiting motion and strength also a lot of grinding in shoulder raising arm. Oh hated needle portion of emg !
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MRI would show the tear, not EMG, unless you had a plexopathy?
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Excellent video, but when you were talking about F reflex, you said it is constant in latency. I think that the F reflex is not consistent in latency but the A wave reflex it is, which is the only way to differentiate both.
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Just perfect..Thanks
Thanks a lot for posting that video. Is there some lecture of surface electromyography?
We’ll try
good lecture. Thank you.
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Very comprehensive . thank you
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Great lecture.. thank you 🌷
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"Huh, I guess you weren't lying when you said your hand was numb."
I had a doctor tell me that just recently about my foot. Everybody is not a liar 🤦🏾♀️
Thanks.
When comparing results from nerve conduction test between left and right cut. antebrachii med should a 0.6 ms delay considered to be difference? Taking into account that we know from physical exam the site with delayed latency has no feeling sensation?
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fantastic!! Thank you!!
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Hi All,
If a patient has benign fasciculations and during the EMG procedure, they experience muscle twitching etc in the area that is monitored by the electrode, do the EMG results show abnormality?
How are they any different than someone with a condition such as ALS, or MS?
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Nice, continue
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To me This Is Grate. Thank you very very much....
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Good, thanks
How can I localize ulnar nerve lesion at elbow, in cubital tunnel, behind med. Epicondyle, etc ?
It would be assessing conduction above and below the proposed lesion
thank you. It helps a lot
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you have summarized all the needed information
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My doctor wrote down a "13+" for upper and lower body. Is this normal??
Not sure. Thanks
I don't really understand why it was problematic for that last gentleman to have sensory issues even though the NCS showed no amplitude reduction on the sensory study. Measuring the sensory conduction from the distal hand/finger to the wrist ought to be normal if the problem is located in the elbow, no? What am I missing?
Oh, I guess my question was answered a few seconds later hehe
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good video
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Doctor please help me i did NCV test on both hands, one was fine before test but after the test it got way worse, they used 50 mili amps on me and it was so painful and my hand jumped alot.. Is there a chance ncv is harmful?
Yes. It could trigger nerve pain. Not common but has been known to occur.
@PainSpecialistsAustralia permanent?
@@CutiePie232 not necessarily. Best is to see your neurologist or whoever did the study and discuss.
Ref books please
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Ncs test is easy......
Its not that bad...
algorithm check 21:42
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you cant get a "poly-phase reading from a single-phase DC circuit. Idk what the hell you think your talking about, but there is no poly-phase demonstrated here
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