This document is an update and extension of ICCN Standards published in 1999. It is the
consensus of experts on the current status of EMG and Neurography methods. A panel of …

This document is the consensus of international experts on the current status of Single Fiber
EMG (SFEMG) and the measurement of neuromuscular jitter with concentric needle …

Peripheral neuroregeneration research and therapeutic options are expanding
exponentially. With this expansion comes an increasing need to reliably evaluate and …

Nerve conduction studies and needle electromyography, collectively known as
electrodiagnostic (EDX) studies, have been available for pediatric patients for decades, but …

Objective: to obtain locally valid reference values (RVs) from existing nerve conduction study
(NCS) data. Methods: we used age, sex, height and limb temperature-based mixture model …

Electromyography (EMG) assesses the anatomic motor unit (A‐MU), but knowledge of its
anatomy, physiology, and changes with pathology is limited. The electrophysiological motor …

Introduction: The diagnosis of myasthenia gravis in very young infants is a challenging one.
In young infants, stimulated single‐fiber electromyography (StimSFEMG) is the most …

ABSTRACT Introduction/Aims The standard procedure to establish reference values in a
neuromuscular laboratory involves examining healthy controls, as nerve size varies with the …

Electromyography (EMG) focuses on assessment of the motor unit (MU), and a given muscle
has several hundred MUs, each innervating hundreds of muscle fibers. Assessment is …

ABSTRACT Introduction: Reference values (RVs) are required to separate normal from
abnormal values obtained in electrodiagnostic (EDx) testing. However, it is frequently …