Clinical Neurophysiology of Disorders of Muscle, 1st Edition

This book provides a thorough review of muscle and neuromuscular junction disorders, bridging basic science with clinical practice. Explore the essential physiology, pathophysiology, and diagnostic methods, with a strong emphasis on electrophysiology.

Key Features:

• Foundational Knowledge: Delve into basic physiology, morphology, and genetics, including the latest muscle disorder classification.
• Electrophysiological Expertise: Master diagnostic techniques with in-depth chapters on EMG concepts, quantitative EMG, neuromuscular transmission tests, and more.
• Disorder-Specific Insights: Gain detailed knowledge of individual disorders, from limb-girdle myopathies to myasthenic disorders, with specific electrodiagnostic findings.
• Clinical and Electrophysiological Correlation: Each disorder chapter covers clinical aspects alongside specific values for various electrophysiological tests.
• Comprehensive Coverage: From pediatric EMG to critical illness myopathy, this book offers a broad perspective on the field.
• Practical Application: Designed to stimulate efficient use of electrophysiology in diagnosis and future research.