NCS: Basics, Common Abnormalities and Case Study Review
Event Details
Course introduction: Please join us for this ON-DEMAND event of a previously broadcast eSeminar presented by James Lewis, R.NCS.T., CNCT. We will review the data of several common entrapments /
Event Details
Course introduction:
Please join us for this ON-DEMAND event of a previously broadcast eSeminar presented by James Lewis, R.NCS.T., CNCT. We will review the data of several common entrapments / compressions. What do the numbers tell us? How do we, based on these findings, evaluate severity? We will also review Conduction Blocks and Wallerian degeneration and relate the findings of these. How do these findings differentiate nerve injuries? Are there additional studies we can record to help clarify the findings? We will also review several interesting cases including a distally predominate symmetrical polyneuropathy, brachial plexus lesions and cervical root avulsion.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this eSeminar the participants will be able to:
- Understand a printed NCS/EMG report
- Evaluate a report while looking for values outside the expected ranges
- Use the history to turn these abnormal values into an impression
- Gain some general insight to some common nerve injuries/entrapments/compressions
Speakers for this event
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James Lewis
James Lewis
R.NCS.T., CNCT
Jim has been working in the nerve conduction industry as a clinician and educator for over 30 years. He taught the Nerve Conduction Studies section of the Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program at Minneapolis Community & Technical College. In 2009 the University of Minnesota Neurology Department awarded him the Kennedy Teaching Award ‘In the Spirit of Academic Excellence’. Jim is a past American Association of Electrodiagnostic Technologists President and past Education Committee Chairperson. In 2010 AAET named him a Distinguished Educator. Jim is currently a Clinical Applications Specialist at Natus Neurology and remains active in teaching and training technologists.
R.NCS.T., CNCT
Time
march 3 (Sunday) - 10 (Sunday) ET
Location
ONLINE eSeminar