MasterMind Series: Monitoring Progression in Neuropathies – Rationale and Pitfalls
Event Details
Course introduction: Please join us for this ON-DEMAND event of a previously broadcast eSeminar. Electrodiagnosis (EDX), specifically nerve conduction studies (NCVs), are an essential part of the diagnosis of neuropathy.
Event Details
Course introduction:
Please join us for this ON-DEMAND event of a previously broadcast eSeminar. Electrodiagnosis (EDX), specifically nerve conduction studies (NCVs), are an essential part of the diagnosis of neuropathy. Once made, the next challenge is in monitoring progression in neuropathy. Numerous techniques are available in addition to standard NCVs. This course will review how NCVs are best employed in the long term evaluation of neuropathies.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this eSeminar the participants will be able to:
- Understand the limitations of electromyography and nerve conduction studies.
- Be aware of common pitfalls in performing electrophysiologic studies.
- Be able to select the best techniques for monitoring progression in neuropathy.
Speakers for this event
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Dr. Paul E. Barkhaus
Dr. Paul E. Barkhaus
M.D., Ph.D
Dr. Barkhaus is a Professor of Neurology and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and founder and Director of the ALS Program as well as Director of the Neuromuscular Diseases Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Barkhaus completed his medical education and training at Wayne State University in Detroit followed by a fellowship in EMG at the University of Minnesota under Dr. William Kennedy and additional training in quantitative EMG in Uppsala Sweden with Dr. Eric Stålberg and Duke University with Dr. Donald Sanders. Also, Dr. Barkhaus began a productive collaboration in EMG research with Dr. Sanjeev Nandedkar, who at the time, was a research engineer in the Duke EMG laboratory and currently is a senior consultant here at Natus Medical. Drs. Barkhaus and Nandedkar have been collaborators since 1986 on multiple research and educational projects.
Additionally, Dr. Barkhaus has authored or coauthored 65 peer-reviewed publications and 40 peer-reviewed books, chapters, and reviews. He received the Distinguished Researcher Award from the American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic medicine in 2015.
M.D., Ph.D
Time
may 11 (Saturday) - 18 (Saturday) ET
Location
ONLINE eSeminar
