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4. measu res electrical
As the name suggests, "electromyography"
muscles'Two systems nave
activity from a muscle or a group of
One is to
been developed for accomplishing this objective'
into a muscle to measure the electrical activity
insert a needle
irot t tingf. muscle fiber ora limited number of immediately
to evaluate
,Jiu."nt fibers.This procedure is most often used
i"i
,u.r, things
n.ru"
within the muscle itself, peripheral
damage (e'9' carpal tunnel syndrome) and
as disease
"ntr.p-rnent
for nerve root involvement'
the
,it..ono pto.edure, and the one used here' is to measure the
from
signal as it reaches the surface of the body
electrical
evaluated' The
muscle or muscles under the area being
latter process is to evaluate muscular
pr'r.iV prrpor" of this
often the
irOtfuni" and dysfunction' Such dysfunction is
pain'
result of trauma and accompanied by
Thee|ectricaIcurrentinmusclesisdesignedtodobasical|y
two things:
1) Cause
bonesto move (body motion)'and
to resist unwanted motions
2) Enable the muscles
movesuch as that caused by gravity or involuntary
ment of the bodY'
maintains
is a constant electrical current which
That is, there
themusclesinastateof|imitedactivityata||times.This
"tone"'
u.tluiiy is often referred to as the resting muscle
joints of the body would not'
Witfrout such "resting tone", the
proper position and
for ex.mple, be able to maintain their
protect
most important muscles designed to
r"i.tiontf,ip. fhe
joints are those muscles
against involuntary movement of the
of
n!*t,o the spine irom the base of the skull to the bottom
in this case involved the assessthe low bact. the examination
electrical activiry
ment of this "resting tone" by measuring the
spine (paraspinal) at
of the muscles on both sides of the
is often
various points top to oottom' Such an examination
static paraspinal (scanning) assessment'
referred to as a
can also be measured
The functional aspects of muscle activity
Such an examination is
while the muscles are in motion'
and can be done with
referred to as a "dynamic assessment"
to muscles or groups of muscles at various locations
respect
this report
within the body. Howevel as previously indicated'
paraspinal (scanning) assessment'
relates to a static
5. A Surface Electromyography (sEMG) scan is an
innovation in medicaltechnology that allows your
Chiropractic Doctor to quickly determine the presence
of elevated muscle activity or imbalance that may be
associated with spinal subluxations'
This technology is based on the latest advances in
medical devices from Zynexo NeuroDiagnostics'
It uses normative databases & statistical analysis
along with minute muscular activity measurements to
prouid. your Chiropractor with an image of the back'
Your Chiropractic Doctor is able to see:
'Elevations in muscle activity along the spine
' lmbalances in muscle activity across the spine
'Actual
sEMG values
You are able to see the graph of subluxation areas, if
any,and monitor your progress over time by comparing
the sEMG readings from the repeated sEMG scans
during treatment sessions with your Chiropractor
Doctor. By using the results from the sEMG scans,your
Chiropractor is able to provide you with more effective
treatment & also provide more useful documentation to
other healthcare providers, quickly and efficiently'
Bonnie Hunt
Phone:307 .277.9835
Fax:866.273.7 47 5
bhunt@zynexmed.com
www.zynexneuro.com
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9990 Park Meadows Drive
Lone Tree, CO. 801 24
U.S.A.
