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Old 01-12-2013, 10:30 PM #1
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Default Need Help Reading EMG report

Hello Everyone,

I had an EMG done about a year ago and the neurologist reported that is was normal and there were no signs of peripheral neuropathy, however, he also stated that the EMG study was limited due to poor tolerance in the right leg. What could this mean? Any ideas? Because I'm about to have another one and I want to know if there's a chance this study was basically bogus and more inconclusive than anything.
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