Neurophysiology Tests
Proecedures
Useful in assessing:
Peripheral neuropathy (including diabetic and inflammatory neuropathies)
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Ulnar nerve entrapment
Nerve injuries
Radiculopathy (nerve root disorders)
Other disorders affecting peripheral nerves or muscules
Myopathies (muscle disorders)
Motor neurone disease
Neuromuscular junction disorders including Repetitive stimulation and SFEMG
Nerve Conduction Studies & EMG
EEG and Vestibular Function tests
EEG records electrical activity of the brain and assists in evaluating disorders affecting brain function.
Useful in assessing:
Epilepsy and seizures
Episodes of altered awareness
Unexplained blackouts
Abnormal movements where seizures are considered
Encephalopathy and diffuse brain dysfunction
Some sleep-related neurological disorders
Evoked Potential Testing
Evoked potentials measure electrical responses in the nervous system following sensory stimulation and assess the function of specific neurological pathways.
Useful in assessing:
Multiple sclerosis
Optic neuritis
Disorders affecting visual pathways
Spinal cord disorders
Other conditions affecting sensory pathways
Botox Therapy
Botox is an established treatment option for patients with a variety of medical disorders
Cervical dystonia (painful neck muscle spasms)
Limb dystonia
Spasticity following stroke or neurological injury
Other conditions causing involuntary muscle overactivity
Chronic migraine
Hyperhydrosis
Treatment is tailored to each patient’s symptoms, goals, and functional needs.