Electrodiagnostic Testing provided by Dr. Bauerle

 Nerve conduction studies measure how well particular nerves conduct electricity.  Electromyography (EMG) involves reading the tiny electrical signals made by muscle fibers to look for evidence of nerve damage or muscle disease. 

Muscle weakness, nerve pain, or numbness may be due to a problem in the brain, the spinal cord, or the peripheral nerves.  Other problems affect the junction between nerves and muscles or muscle itself.  EMG tests can help physicians determine where the problem lies.

For questions related to the services provided by the PARS Electrophysiology Lab, or for healthcare provider patient referrals, please call 740.315.5706.