Mayo Clinic Electromyography (EMG), Electroencephalography (EEG), and Neurophysiology in Clinical Practice (CME Videos + Slides + Quiz)

This course is intended for neurologists, physiatrists and physicians specializing in and practicing clinical neurophysiology.

Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:

• Develop a logical approach to the use of standard clinical electrophysiological techniques in the evaluation of common and uncommon neuromuscular disorders.
• Identify technical pitfalls associated with NCS and needle EMG and understand methods to correct and minimize technical problems.
• Interpret the findings and clinical significance of abnormalities on nerve conduction studies.
• Recognize and interpret the significance of various EMG waveforms on needle EMG.
• Describe the utility and technical aspects of different nerve conduction studies and muscles to be examined during an electrodiagnostic study.
• Identify the normal and variant EEG patterns of adult and pediatric patients
• Recognize technical pitfalls and artifacts associated with EEG studies
• Interpret the findings and clinical significance medustudent.com of abnormalities on inpatient and outpatient EEG studies.
• Integrate the various clinical neurophysiology studies (evoked potentials, sleep studies) in the evaluation of patients with disorders of the central nervous system.

Program 

• EEG
• EMG Approaches to Neuromuscular Disorders
• Evoked Potentials, Sleep, and Intraoperative Monitoring
• Needle EMG Lectures, Waveform Analysis, and Demonstrations
• Nerve Conduction Studies Lectures and Demonstrations
• Quiz