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Principles of Clinical Electromygraphy: Case Studies
by Shin J. Oh, 604 pp, with illus, $50, Baltimore, Md, Williams & Wilkins, 1998.
Arch Neurol. 1999;56:758-759.
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At a time when several excellent new books, or new editions of well-known books, on clinical electromyography have been published recently, it is reasonable to ask whether another book on electromyography is truly needed. The reality is that it is still difficult to find a book written for the beginning student that is not too simplistic and that is still affordable. In Principles of Clinical Electromyography: Case Studies, Shin J. Oh, a well-known and highly experienced electrodiagnostician and neuromuscular specialist, has put together such a rarity, offering a wealth of information in a concise format, and for a very reasonable price. In my opinion it is a welcome addition to the electrodiagnostic medicine library.
The book is divided in 2 major sections. The first 6 chapters describe the basic principles and methodology underlying the different components or techniques of the electrodiagnostic examination. In the second part he presents an . . . [Full Text of this Article]
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