nerve conduction

More formal nerve conduction studies are only performed in selected cases.

To confirm the diagnosis, your doctor will order a nerve conduction study.

The nerve conduction study usually provides useful information for making diagnosis.

Recovery of nerve conduction deficit is full,and requires days to weeks.

It is possibly due to the effect of increased temperature on nerve conduction.

Some research indicates that nerve conduction tests will be normal in at least 50% of the cases.

It is thought to work by improving nerve conduction.

Signaling delay is present due to an increased nerve conduction time.

Nerve conduction time from skin to brain is on the order of a hundred milliseconds.

Additional testing to image the spine and check nerve conduction may be ordered.

Nerve conduction studies, which use electrical impulses to find out how well the nerves are working.

A nerve conduction study tests the ability of nerves to transmit impulses.

Some 20 years ago, test tube studies suggested that fampridine could improve nerve conduction.

Some of the common disorders that can be diagnosed by nerve conduction studies are:

The nerve conduction study is sometimes combined with electromyography.

In patients with severe injury, progress is followed with nerve conduction studies.

Tests such as electromyogram and nerve conduction studies may be done to confirm the diagnosis.

Your doctor also may do tests, such as a lumbar puncture and nerve conduction study.

Decreased nerve conduction velocity in mercury-exposed workers has been demonstrated.

Electromyogram and a nerve conduction study, if symptoms suggest that nerves are damaged.

If there is no nerve conduction 72 hours after the injury, then avulsion is most likely.

Vitamin E deficiency causes neurological problems due to poor nerve conduction.

After this, House goes to Cameron again, and pressures her into letting him run the nerve conduction study.

Nerve conduction studies help to confirm the diagnosis.

There is not nerve conduction distal to the site of injury (3 to 4 days after lesion).