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ELECTROMYOGRAPHY (EMG) SERVICES

Dr Killman provides EMG diagnostic testing for

individuals who are suffering from the following

symptoms:

  • Tingling

  • Numbness

  • Muscle weakness

  • Muscle pain or cramping

  • Certain types of limb pain

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Depending on your condition, Dr. Killman will decide

which type of EMG is best for you.

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Time

Your EMG test should take less than an hour. 

You can do normal daily activities before and after the test, and there are no lasting side effects.

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Preparation

Make sure to tell the physician about any blood thinners or aspirin you are taking, if you have a pacemaker, or have hemophilia. Bathe or shower to remove oils from your skin and do not use body lotion the day of the test. 

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Results

Dr. Killman will send your test results to the referring physician for diagnosis and treatment.

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Types of EMG

  • Certain types of EMG use a needle inserted into the affected muscle to look for problems. Using special training, your physicians can diagnose the problem using the results of this test. Some patients experience mild discomfort to pain depending on tolerance during this part of the exam.

  • Nerve conduction studies show how well the body's electrical signals are traveling to a nerve. This is done using small electrical shocks to the nerve. Patients typically feel a quick, mild tingling feeling. The physician may test several nerves.

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To learn more about EMG Testing visit American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine by clicking here.

EMG
To Schedule an Appointment at Any of Our Locations:

Call: 816-254-9595

Fax: 816-836-3810

Independence:                            North Kansas City/Liberty
19550 East 39th Street Ste. 415            8250 N. Church Rd   
Independence, MO 64057                     Kansas City, MO 64158

(Centerpoint Office Bldg)                       (OSI)        

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Kansas:                                                  

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7500 W 160th St. Suite 200

Stillwell, KS. 66085       

This website is for informational purposes and is not intended to provide a diagnosis or substitute for medical advice from your physician. If you are experiencing any symptoms described herein, please consult with your primary care physician to secure a referral for EMG testing.

© 2017 EMG Mark Killman, MD

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