Overview
What is this test for?
EMG studies nerve and muscle function. EEG records the brain’s electrical activity. The physician determines which test is appropriate.
When may this test be recommended?
- tingling or numbness
- muscle weakness
- neurological pain
- suspected carpal tunnel syndrome
- seizures or loss of consciousness
- neurological symptoms requiring assessment
Key points
Concrete guidance to understand the service
- EMG assesses peripheral nerves and muscles; EEG records electrical activity in the brain.
- The two tests answer different clinical questions and are not interchangeable.
What this test can help with
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Locate a nerve or muscle disorder
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Clarify the origin of symptoms
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Record electrical brain activity
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Support neurological diagnosis and follow-up
Important information
This information is general and does not replace a medical consultation. A healthcare professional will determine the assessment or test suited to your situation.