SFEMG Lecture

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In collaboration with Cadwell Laboratories.
  1. Erik Stalberg
  2. SFEMG
  3. erik stålberg
  4. stalberg
  5. erik stalberg
  6. jitter
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Hello it was very useful thanks a lot.

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Hi! Thank you for informative videos! I have ptosis in my right eyelid and both eyebrows, and double vision. Negative blood tests, positive ice test. The sfemg was done by someone who had not done this many times before, and analyzed with a more skilled doctor.
In the frontalis they found 3 pairs out of 20 with abnormally high jitter, but the third was described as uncertain (they were not sure if it was a technical mistake), the next day they took 18 pairs of a muscle under the right eye (where I have no symptoms) and they were all normal.
So, they said that with all the 38 pairs from both frontalis and under the eye, it was a total of under 10% abnormalities, and therefore normal findings. Is this correct?

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