Cardinal Rules of EMG 5: Always Think about the Clinical- Electrophysiological Correlation

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J Korean Assoc EMG Electrodiagn Med 2003;5(2):145-147.
Published online May 10, 2003.

Abstract

EMGists always have to think about the clinical-electrophysiological correlation because electrophysiological studies are only extensions of neurological examination. I want to tell this with special emphasis showing a case with multiple neurogenic tumors in the spinal canal, misdiagnosed as Guillain-Barre syndrome at first.

Key Words: cardinal rules, electrophysiological study

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