About This NCV / EMG Training Session
NCV / EMG Training meets in Dallas, TX on October 31, 2026. The day includes a lecture, device demonstration, and hands-on practice.
This intensive course introduces the principles and practical techniques of nerve conduction velocity (NCV) and electromyography (EMG). Participants will learn equipment setup, signal acquisition, and basic waveform interpretation across multiple peripheral nerves and muscle groups. Emphasis is placed on correlating electrophysiologic findings with clinical presentations to enhance diagnostic accuracy in neuromuscular evaluation. The curriculum also reviews safety protocols and troubleshooting steps essential for reliable data collection.
Clinicians attend to broaden their diagnostic toolkit for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, radiculopathy, and myopathies. By integrating NCV/EMG results into patient management, providers can direct appropriate therapeutic strategies and avoid unnecessary interventions. The hands-on component ensures participants gain confidence in performing studies and interpreting results, supporting improved patient outcomes in outpatient and specialty settings. The session also highlights current guideline recommendations for test selection and reporting standards.
What You'll Learn
- Perform accurate nerve conduction velocity studies on upper and lower limbs
- Record and analyze electromyographic signals from common muscle groups
- Identify normal versus pathological patterns in NCV and EMG traces
- Apply troubleshooting techniques to resolve technical recording issues
- Document findings according to current neuromuscular reporting standards
Who Should Attend
- Neurologists seeking to refine neurophysiology diagnostic skills
- Physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians expanding EMG proficiency
- Advanced practice clinicians managing neuromuscular disorders in outpatient settings
Eligibility to perform any procedure after training depends on your license and the rules of your state or country. Call 866-261-5164 or use the form below to confirm prerequisites and availability for the Dallas, TX date.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment should I bring or have access to for the training?
Participants should have access to a standard EMG/NCV system, disposable surface electrodes, conductive gel, and a computer with the vendor’s analysis software installed. Basic office supplies such as pens and paper are also useful.
Do I need prior experience performing NCV or EMG studies to attend?
While foundational knowledge of neuroanatomy and basic electrophysiology is helpful, the program is designed for clinicians with limited or no hands-by-step NCV/EMG experience, providing step-by-step instruction and supervised practice.
Will the training include interpretation of real patient cases?
Yes, the curriculum incorporates several anonymized case studies where participants review NCV and EMG recordings, discuss differential diagnoses, and formulate management recommendations under faculty guidance.
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