Jitter recordings with concentric needle electrode

Jitter recordings with concentric needle electrode

Description:
Jitter recordings using concentric needle electrodes is replacing recordings with original SFMEG electrodes. This is challenging because of the risk of obtaining signals generated by more than one fiber per spike. New criteria for acceptance will be described as well as new instrument settings and certain quality problems in time measurements.

Learning objectives:

The lecture will focus on practical details in CNE jitter recording
Differences in CNE and classic SFEMG will be highlighted
Electrodes, filter settings, pitfalls in measurements will be discussed
Reference CNE jitter values from a multicenter study will be presented
Both voluntary and stimulation activation will be described