Neurological Diagnostic Procedures

We use advanced tests and imaging studies to accurately assess, review, and diagnose nervous system disorders.

• EMG / NCV / NCS: These nerve conduction studies and electromyograms evaluate muscle response and electrical activity in the nerves, helping to diagnose neuromuscular disorders, muscle weakness, and nerve damage.
• Electromyograms: A test that records muscle group activity during contraction and rest to identify neurological conditions and spinal cord disorders.
• Nerve Testing: Assesses nerve conduction velocity and the health of cranial nerves and the autonomic nervous system to pinpoint causes of tingling, numbness, or weakness.
• EEG / Ambulatory EEG: An EEG test records brain activity to detect seizure disorders, sleep problems, and abnormal brain electrical responses. Ambulatory EEG allows monitoring over extended periods.
• Evoked Potentials Studies (VEP, BAER, SSEP): These diagnostic tests measure the brain’s response to sensory stimuli, such as light, sound, or touch, and are often used to detect neurodegenerative disorders.
• ENG / VNG – Diagnosing Vertigo: Tests that evaluate balance, blood flow, and inner ear function to diagnose dizziness and imbalance.
• Carotid and Transcranial Doppler Studies -Carotid Doppler Ultrasound: Non-invasive tests using high-frequency sound waves to assess blood flow in the blood vessels of the brain and neck, helping prevent stroke and TIA.
• Ultrasound Study for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: An imaging test that uses ultrasound to view the spinal canal, internal organs, and nerve compression associated with carpal tunnel syndrome.
• Biomarker Testing: Analyzes specific biological markers in blood or other samples to aid in the early detection, diagnosis, and monitoring of neurological disorders.
• EMG Labskin Biopsy: A minimally invasive procedure that examines small nerve fibers in the skin to diagnose peripheral neuropathy and other small fiber nerve disorders.