The specialty of Clinical Neurophysiology studies the functioning of the nervous system central and peripheral; To this end, it has a series of tests that evaluate these functions,

    Among them are:

    • ELECTROMYOGRAMS (EMG) Indicated in various pathologies such as carpal tunnel syndrome, lumbar and cervical problems, radiculopathy, sensitivity disorders in the upper and lower limbs, in diabetic patients with polyneuropathy, etc.

     

    • EVOKED POTENTIALS (EP) 
      1. Visual evoked potentials (VEP) Blurred vision problems, eye pain, etc…
      2. Brainstem evoked potentials (PEAT) In tinnitus, decreased hearing, vertigo, etc…
      3. Somatosensory evoked potentials (SSPs)
        1. Upper limb SSPE
        2. Lower limb SSPE

    in patients with sensory problems in the upper and lower limbs various pathologies of spinal cord origin

     

    • ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS (EEG)
      1. Infant EEG
      2. EEG in adults

    Indicated in epileptic seizures or for control and monitoring of epileptic patients, in headaches, syncope, memory loss, behavioral disorders, cranio-encephalic trauma, etc.