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Abnormal Patterns of MUAP Recruitment
A Cross-Sectional Image of the Spinal Cord
A Graphical Representation of the Brachial Plexus
Amplitude
Anatomy of the Carpal Tunnel. - Figure
Anatomy of the Peroneal Nerve
Antidromic Median Sensory Nerve Conduction Study Electrode and Stimulator Placement
A Posterolateral Disc Herniation, As Pictured, Can Cause Compression
A Schematic View of Major Long Tracts in the Spinal Cord (Ascending and Descending Arrows Depict Direction)
Blink Reflex Study
Cervical Spine Cross-Section
Comparison of Martin-gruber, Marinacci, Riche-cannieu, and All-Ulnar Hand Anomalies
Dermatomal Map Depicting Distributions in the Lower Extremities
Facial Nerve Motor Conduction Study
Froment Sign
Illustration of the Appropriate Location for Stimulation at Erb Point
Isometric Muscle Contraction
Latency
Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Conduction Study Setup
Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Pathway and Cutaneous Distribution
Measure the Chronodispersion: This is the Difference Between the Fastest and the Slowest F-Waves Obtained
Motor Unit
Needle Electromyography
Normal Recruitment of Three MUAPs During Concentric Needle Electromyography
Ok Sign: The Right is Normal; the Left Represents a Positive Ok Sign
Orientation of Cervical Spinal Nerves
Orthodromic Median Sensory Nerve Conduction Study Electrode and Stimulator Placement
Placement of Recording Electrode (A) and Reference Electrode (B)
Prevent Theoretical Anodal Block
Radial Nerve Motor Conduction to Extensor Indicis Proprius