- EEG (Electroencephalography)
Records electrical activity of the brain to detect seizures, epilepsy, altered consciousness and sleep disorders.
Available as routine, sleep-deprived and long-term monitoring for comprehensive evaluation.
- Video EEG (if available)
Combines continuous EEG recording with synchronized video monitoring.
Helps correlate electrical abnormalities with physical symptoms for accurate seizure diagnosis.
- EMG (Electromyography)
Measures electrical activity of muscles at rest and during movement.
Useful for diagnosing muscle disorders, nerve damage and neuromuscular junction diseases.
- NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity)
Evaluates how fast electrical signals travel through peripheral nerves.
Helps diagnose neuropathies, nerve compression and demyelinating conditions.
- VEP (Visual Evoked Potential)
Assesses the function of the visual pathway from the eyes to the brain.
Useful for diagnosing optic nerve disorders and conditions like multiple sclerosis.
- BERA (Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry)
Measures auditory nerve and brainstem responses to sound stimuli.
Essential for detecting hearing impairment, especially in children or non-responsive patients.
- SSEP (Somatosensory Evoked Potential)
Evaluates sensory pathways by recording responses to small electrical stimuli.
Helps detect spinal cord, nerve pathway and brain sensory processing abnormalities.
- RNST (Repetitive Nerve Stimulation Test)
Assesses neuromuscular transmission by measuring muscle responses to repeated nerve stimulation.
Commonly used to diagnose disorders like myasthenia gravis.
