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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Muscle Nerve. 2015 Jan 16;51(3):449–454. doi: 10.1002/mus.24495

TABLE 1.

Electrodiagnostic Study

Nerve Conduction Study
Nerve Type Recording Side Amplitude (mV) Conduction velocity (m/s) Distal Latency (ms)
Fibular M EDB Left NR (>2.0) NR (>41) NR (<6.6)
Fibular M TA Left 1.3 (>5.1) 37 (>43) 6.6 (<6.8)
Tibial M AH Left NR NR NR
Sural S Ankle Left NR NR NR
Median M APB Left 0.8 (>4.0) 26 (>48) 4.6 (<4.5)
Musculocutaneous M Biceps Left 1.9 (>4.0) 3.5 (<3.4)
Ulnar M ADM Left 1.0 (>6.0) 26 ( >51) 3.7 (<3.6)
Median S Index Left 3.0 uv (>15) 3.9 (<3.6)
Ulnar S Fifth Left 5.0 uv (>10 ) 3.8 (<3.1)
Electromyography
Muscle Side Insertional
Activity
Fibrillations Reduced
recruitment
Long
Duration
High
Amplitude
Thoracic PSP Left Increased + +
FDI Right Increased +++ ++ + +
PT Right Increased +++ +++
Triceps Right Increased ++ +++ + +
Deltoid Right Increased ++ + +
Gmax Left Increased + +
Lumbar PSP Left Increased +
TA Left Increased +++ +++
MG Left Increased +++ +++ + +
VM Left Increased +++ +++ + +
TFL Left Increased + +

All amplitudes are those obtained with distal stimulation. mV, millivolt; m/s, meters per second; ms, millisecond; M, motor; EDB, extensor digitorum brevis; NR, no response; TA, tibialis anterior; S, sensory; APB, abductor pollicis brevis; ADM, abductor digiti minimi; PSP, paraspinal, FDI, first dorsal interosseous; PT, pronator teres; Gmax, gluteus maximus; MG, medial gastrocnemius; VM, vastus medialis; TFL, tensor fasciae latae; L/R, left right.

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