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The video focused on the electrodiagnostic approach to evaluating patients with walking problems. It included discussions on the importance of neuromuscular sessions and outside perspectives, as well as learning objectives such as defining an approach to evaluating patients using electrodiagnostic methods and identifying clinical conditions that mimic radiculopathy. The first talk provided a case-based discussion on the electrodiagnostic approach to evaluating patients with walking problems, while the second talk discussed clinical mimics of radiculopathy and the importance of EMG in accurate diagnosis. The third talk explored lesion localization in patients with walking problems, discussing pathophysiology and sensory involvement. The session also covered other topics related to electrodiagnostics, such as electrodiagnostic findings in peripheral neuropathy, the role of electrodiagnostics in diagnosing and managing cervical spinal cord injury, and copper deficiency neuropathy. Overall, the video provided valuable insights into the electrodiagnostic evaluation of patients with walking problems and highlighted the importance of electrodiagnostic testing in various neurological conditions.
Keywords
electrodiagnostic approach
evaluating patients
walking problems
neuromuscular sessions
learning objectives
mimic radiculopathy
case-based discussion
clinical mimics
EMG
lesion localization
peripheral neuropathy
cervical spinal cord injury
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