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Modern neuromuscular electrodiagnosis (EDX) and neuromuscular ultrasound (NMUS) require a universal language for effective communication in clinical practice and research and, in particular, for teaching young colleagues. Therefore, the AANEM and the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology (IFCN) decided to publish a joint glossary to provide an updated terminology to support educational activities in neuromuscular EDX and NMUS in all parts of the world. In addition NMUS has been rapidly progressing over the last years and is now widely used in the diagnosis of disorders of nerve and muscle in conjunction with EDX.
This glossary has been developed by experts in the field of neuromuscular EDX and NMUS on behalf of the AANEM and the IFCN and has been agreed upon by electronic communication between January and November 2019. It is based on the glossaries of the AANEM from 2015 and of the IFCN from 1999. The EDX and NMUS terms and the explanatory illustrations have been updated and supplemented where necessary. The result is a comprehensive glossary of terms covering all fields of neuromuscular EDX and NMUS. It serves as a standard reference for clinical practice, education, and research worldwide.
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Glossary of Terms
Modern neuromuscular electrodiagnosis (EDX) and neuromuscular ultrasound (NMUS) require a universal language for effective communication in clinical practice and research and, in particular, for teaching young colleagues. Therefore, the AANEM and the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology (IFCN) decided to publish a joint glossary to provide an updated terminology to support educational activities in neuromuscular EDX and NMUS in all parts of the world. In addition NMUS has been rapidly progressing over the last years and is now widely used in the diagnosis of disorders of nerve and muscle in conjunction with EDX.
This glossary has been developed by experts in the field of neuromuscular EDX and NMUS on behalf of the AANEM and the IFCN and has been agreed upon by electronic communication between January and November 2019. It is based on the glossaries of the AANEM from 2015 and of the IFCN from 1999. The EDX and NMUS terms and the explanatory illustrations have been updated and supplemented where necessary. The result is a comprehensive glossary of terms covering all fields of neuromuscular EDX and NMUS. It serves as a standard reference for clinical practice, education, and research worldwide.
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AANEM Practice Topic: Guidelines for ethical behavior relating to clinical practice issues in neuromuscular and electrodiagnostic medicine
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AANEM Practice Topic: Guidelines for ethical behavior relating to clinical practice issues in neuromuscular and electrodiagnostic medicine
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AANEM Practice Topic: Evidence-based guideline: Neuromuscular ultrasound for the diagnosis of ulnar neuropathy at the elbow
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AANEM Practice Topic: Evidence-based guideline: Neuromuscular ultrasound for the diagnosis of ulnar neuropathy at the elbow
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