A nerve conduction study is a set of four diagnostic procedures used to determine whether nerves are functioning properly. It is often ordered when the patient has peripheral neuropathy that cannot be explained. The test consists of four components: The results of a nerve conduction study can show if there is myelin damage, and can also be useful in diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome, diabetes, Guillain-Barre syndrome and other conditions.
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