Electromyography in Clinical Practice: A Case Study Approach

this textbook was recommended to me when i was in neurology residency, but i only got around to reading it when i started my neurophysiology fellowship. definitely good to read. while preston/shapiro may be the 'bible' of EMG, this is a good supplement. perhaps a bit too detailed for general neurology, but not insanely so. anatomy is very well laid out and explained, as well.

Perfect

I studied this book many times (resident, fellow, before exams), and every time I found myself learning from it more and more.It is about 300 pages, with 25 cases. The first 16 cases deal with common entrapment neuropathies, radiculopathies, etc in upper and lower extremities (8 cases each). The last nine cases are oriented for generalized diseases such as Myasthenia, AIDP, botulism, etc. Each case starts with history/exam followed by few questions. The next 2-3 pages are the NCS/ENG findings. The next 5-15 pages (varies between cases) are rich with very informative discussion about the electrophysiological findings, anatomy with pictures and charts, clinical with few tables, then a lengthy electrophysiological explanations about the particular case and its differential diagnosis, with many tables( key EMG muscles, LEMS versus MG). The case ends with a follow up.As I said above, I keep learning from this book, and I do not hesitate to recommend it.

Casos clínicos claros, información muy práctica y contrastada. Todo escrito por alguien que se nota que es un electromiografista experimentado

Excellent book by excellent Person Mr Katirji...