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Electrodiagnostic testing used to evaluate muscles and nerves by measuring signals between them. The procedure typically includes a nerve conduction study with surface electrodes and a needle EMG that measures electrical activity in specific muscles at rest and during contraction. Used to help diagnose nerve and muscle disorders, including carpal tunnel, peripheral neuropathy, herniated discs, and nerve injuries. Keep skin clean without lotions, oils, or creams on the day of the test, wear loose-fitting clothing, inform the doctor about blood thinners or a pacemaker, and keep hands and feet warm before the appointment.
