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Old 01-18-2007, 11:34 PM #1
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Chris, is a nerve conduction study usually done with the EMG? I do remember that the NCS was the one that really hurt.
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Hello Doydie,
Yes, as the NCR is part of the EMG. The EMG is almost like an EKG of one's muscle during a NCR if you will. The EMG is a study of the reaction of one's muscles during the NCR. If you would like further explanation, please feel free to email me here on the site. I would be more than happy to explain further to the best of my knowledge. Good luck.

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