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electromyography::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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| Type of | diagnostic procedure, diagnostic technique |
Examples of electromyography
electromyography
Basics of surface electromyography applied to physical rehabilitation and biomechanics.
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Electromyography detects electrical potential generated by muscle cells when they contract.
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Occasionally, electromyography, a study of electrical conduction of the nerves, will be abnormal.
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The results were measured by the patients'recovery and by a test called electromyography, or EMG.
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He also studied electromyography, the recording of muscles'electrical activity, which laid the groundwork for Myo.
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The first actual recording of this activity was made by Marey in 1890, who also introduced the term electromyography.
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Then they used electromyography to measure the muscle activation in their calves, quads, hamstrings, buttocks, back, and abs.
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Similarly, measuring electromyography, or electrical activity in the muscle, is more subtle and tricky than electrocardiography, which measures the heart.
From the sciencedaily.com
In addition, the software supports the collection and interpretation of video and electromyography data as a worker carries out a real or simulated task.
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- Diagnosis of neuromuscular disorders with the use of an electromyograph
- (Electromyographic (EMG)) Ellipsometry is the measurement of the change in ellipticity (the quality of asymmetrical intensity distribution in a laser beam, as opposed to a circular distribution) of an optically polarized light beam after reflection from a surface in a particular manner.
- A test used to detect nerve function. It measures the electrical activity generated by muscles.
- The recording of the electrical activity in the muscle; recording the action potentials in a muscle or in muscle groups.
- A series of diagnostic procedures that involve measuring electrical activity in muscles to help diagnose neuromuscular disorders.
- Utilizes electrodes to measure and record striated muscle activity in the lower urinary tract(pelvic floor and sphincter).
- Quantified information regarding overall muscle performance and function.
- An insertion of needle electrodes into muscles to study the electrical activity of muscle and nerve fibres. It may be somewhat painful to the patient. Helps diagnose damage to nerves or muscles.
- The examination of skeletal muscle by the use of needle electrodes. Abnormal muscle activity, both at rest and with movement, indicates instability of muscle membranes, denervation, muscle disease, or alterations in the motor unit. ...
