NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity Study)
NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity Study) is a specialized neurophysiological diagnostic test used to measure the speed and strength of electrical signals traveling through peripheral nerves. It helps evaluate nerve function and diagnose nerve damage, neuropathies, nerve compression syndromes, and various neuromuscular disorders. NCV is commonly performed along with EMG (Electromyography) for a comprehensive assessment of the nervous system.
Key Specifications (Typical)
- Technology: Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV) Testing
- Recording Type: Peripheral Nerve Electrical Signal Analysis
- Channels: Multi-Channel Digital Recording System
- Electrodes: Surface Stimulating and Recording Electrodes
- Display Type: Real-time Nerve Signal Monitoring
- Signal Acquisition: High-Sensitivity Digital Amplifiers
- Measurements: Nerve Conduction Velocity, Latency, and Amplitude
- Data Storage: Digital Recording and Reporting
- Connectivity: USB, LAN, DICOM, and Hospital Network Integration
- Applications: Peripheral Nerve Function Assessment and Neuromuscular Evaluation