Routine
- Practitioners are advised to record 100 discharges per recording. In cases where there is patient movement or artefact, can the recordings be further filtered? What is the minimal acceptable amount of discharges per recording in such case?
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- If jitter is abnormal for spikes 2 and 3 in a triplet, shall we count 1 or 2 values?
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- Do we always need 20 jitter values in routine cases?
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- Which drugs may inflence jitter values?
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- Electrode position. Do you prefer close to or remote from end-plate zone?
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- What is the minimum number of individual jitter values we need to measure?
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- In a patient with ptosis and normal SFEMG, what is the interpretation?
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- Is 10% abnormal jitter values the accepted upper limit?
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- Should we rotate the CNE electrode for optimal recording?
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- SFEMG in small children?
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- Can we have blocking with normal jitter?
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- In two different sites, we may record from fibers of the same MU. Problem?
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- Do we need temperature control for jitter studies? Show/Hide Answer
- Are there reference limits for jitter in babies? Show/Hide Answer
- Do you measure amplitude of SFEMG action potentials? Show/Hide Answer
- Is there an upper latency limit for a signal to be accepted in stimulation SFEMG? Show/Hide Answer
- Why is there an upper limit of IPI for voluntary jitter signals? Show/Hide Answer
- To assess pathology, is the mean MCD value or number or outliers best? Show/Hide Answer
- How can we interpret a jitter values < 5 usec? Show/Hide Answer
- Can moderately or severely disturbed neuromuscular transmission (as in myasthenia gravis) be seen by means of conventional EMG? Show/Hide Answer
- Can we make jitter studis in neck extensors, e.g. in Musk MG? Show/Hide Answer