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ELECTRO-DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT The Electrophysiological Findings May Be Indicative Of
ELECTRO-DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT
The electrophysiological findings may be indicative of a Femoral neuropathy on the right with evidence of axonal loss
and chronic denervation with reduced recruitment. There is no active/acute denervation present.
There is no evidence of a Peroneal- or Tibial neuropathy as well as no evidence of a sensory fiber neuropathy of the
Sural and Superficial Peroneal nerves; therefore, ruling out a coexistent polyneuropathy.
The electrophysiological findings may be indicative of a Femoral neuropathy on the right with evidence of axonal loss
and chronic denervation with reduced recruitment. There is no active/acute denervation present.
There is no evidence of a Peroneal- or Tibial neuropathy as well as no evidence of a sensory fiber neuropathy of the
Sural and Superficial Peroneal nerves; therefore, ruling out a coexistent polyneuropathy.
