Electromyography in Clinical Practice: Clinical and Electrodiagnostic Aspects of Neuromuscular Disease

A concise and practical guide to the electrodiagnostic procedures in current use for the investigation of patients with neuromuscular disease. Covers basic and clinical aspects of these diseases and related electrodiagnostic techniques, with special sections focusing on nerves in the upper limbs, nerves in the lower limbs, cranial nerves and the central nervous system. Third edition of this classic text – designed for students and neurologists who occasionally use EMG and a quick reference for experienced electromyographers – contains seven all-new chapters of expanded clinical materials and a useful and complete glossary. Explains apparatus used for electrodiagnostic study Discusses all the latest advances in this fast-growing field