PubMed · 1247373
Errors in EMG reporting.
Abstract
In a review of 112 electromyographic reports from 112 different electromyographers, errors were classified as anatomic, terminologic, technical and interpretative. Ninety-seven of the reports had substantive errors. The EMG report should be complete, precise, accurate and logical and include a summary of the anatomic and neurophysiologic data with a translation into a probable clinical diagnosis.
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E W Johnson, T J Fallon, C V Wolfe. 1976. Errors in EMG reporting.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1247373/
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