nerve conduction, electromyography, evoked potentials Misra, U.K. creator text New Delhi Elsevier 2006 monographic 455 p. 1 History of Clinical Neurophysiolog 2 An Introduction to Electrodiagnostic Signals and Their Measurements 3 Nerve Conduction Study 3.1 Principles of Nerve Conduction Study 3.2 Median Nerve 3.3 Ulnar Nerve 3.4 Radial nerve 3.5 Brachial Plexus 3.6 Cervical Radiculopathy 3.7 Lumbar Plexus and its Terminal Branches 3.8 Sacral Plexus and its Terminal Nerve Branches 3.9 Lumbosacral Radiculopathy 3.10 Anomalous Innervation of the Extremities 3.11 Nerve Conduction of Nonlimb Nerves 3.12 Late Response 3.13 Autonomic Nervous System Testing 4 Electromyography 4.1 Introduction to Electromyography 4.2 Technique of Electromyography 5 Clinical Application of EMG and Nerve Conduction 5.1 Electromyographic Findings in Neurologic Disorders 5.2 Nerve Conduction and EMG Studies in Polyneuropathies 6 Repetitive Nerve Stimulation 7 Single Fiber Electromyography 8 Visual Evoked Potential 9 Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potential 10 Somatosensory Evoked Potentials 11 Motor Evoked Potential 12 Cognitive Evoked Potential 13 Electrodiagnosis in Pediatric Practice 13.1 Nerve Conduction and Electromyography 13.2 Visual Evoked Potential in Pediatric Practice 13.3 Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potential in Pediatric Practice 13.4 Somatosensory Evoked Potentials in Pediatric Practice 14 Role of Clinical Neurophysiology in the Prognosis of Neuromuscular Disorders , J. Kalita Neurophysiology 612.8 MIS K 8131203042