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Electromyography (EMG): Testing Nerve Function in Spine Conditions for Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment
Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic test used to evaluate how well muscles and the nerves that control them are functioning, especially in cases involving spine conditions. EMG testing helps determine whether nerve injury, neuromuscular disorders, or muscle weakness are contributing to pain, numbness, or other symptoms that may not appear on imaging tests such as MRI or X-rays. Â This test is often recommended for conditions like herniated discs or sciatica, where spinal n
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Brain Aneurysm Coiling vs. Clipping: Surgical Approaches and Success Rates Explained
When treating a brain aneurysm, two common surgical options are coiling and clipping. Both aim to prevent the aneurysm from rupturing by stopping blood flow to the weakened vessel wall. Coiling is a less invasive approach with a quicker recovery, while clipping offers a more permanent solution with a lower risk of recurrence. Although both procedures share the same goal, they differ in technique. Clipping involves placing a small metal clip at the base of the aneurysm during
Apex Brain & Spine
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Managing Chronic Back Pain: When to Consider Surgical Intervention for Lasting Relief and Improved Mobility
Chronic back pain affects many people and can make even simple daily activities tough. Most of the time, this pain gets better with treatment options like physical therapy, medication, or just changing your lifestyle. Doctors rarely recommend surgical treatment as the first step. It is usually only considered when non-surgical approaches fail to provide lasting relief or improved mobility. Sometimes, however, surgical intervention becomes necessary when chronic back pain seve
Apex Brain & Spine
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