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5/9/2015

 How To Perform NCV Studies?

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  • During the nerve conduction study, mild electrical impulses are sent along the course of a nerve in the arm or leg. The electrical impulse will make the muscles in your arm and leg contract.
  • Two electrodes are placed along the course of the nerve. When the nerve is stimulated, it must transmit the signal along its course. The electrodes record the signal as it passes by. A normal nerve will transmit the signal faster and stronger than a damaged nerve.

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This explanation makes understanding how a nerve conduction study works very clear.

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    ​Chiropractic Neurologist


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