ABOUT THE BOOK – A concise book for practical Electroneuromyography What is it for? Electrodiagnosticians Neurology trainees Neurology practitioners Orthopedic and hand surgeons Physicians Technologists COVERS Technical as well as neurological aspects Troubleshooting paradigms Approach based on presenting symptoms Disease based discussions Considerations about the common and the uncommon Case Studies
EMG Simplified
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ABOUT THE BOOK – A concise book for practical Electroneuromyography What is it for? Electrodiagnosticians Neurology trainees Neurology practitioners Orthopedic and hand surgeons Physicians Technologists COVERS Technical as well as neurological aspects Troubleshooting paradigms Approach based on presenting symptoms Disease based discussions Considerations about the common and the uncommon Case Studies
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| Dimensions | 18.3 × 4.6 × 26 cm |
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