A patient with diabetic amyotrophy is described in this report with extensive electrophysiologic data that are interpreted clearly. This is an extensive review of this entity’s history, pathogenesis, and treatment.

This report is a thorough, clear, and complete review of a difficult and complex clinical problem. It also includes vital information regarding brachial plexus lesions.

This is an illustrative case of distal ulnar nerve compression with a clear description of the anatomy and the different clinical and EDX findings as they relate to the location of compression.

Early diagnosis of botulism is essential for effective treatment. Electrophysiologic testing can be of great help to establish a prompt diagnosis; however, the classical EDX features of botulism are often elusive. This case report illustrates a common clinical presentation of botulism and emphasizes realistic expectations of the EDX testing. The reader will learn the differential diagnosis and the potential pitfalls often encountered in the interpretation of the electrophysiologic findings in botulism.

Providing an insight into this interesting clinical entity, a detailed description of this somewhat uncommon polyneuropathy is discussed along with a review of the literature.

This case report describes a compressive neuropathy of the ulnar nerve at the distal forearm, including the clinical history, physical findings, and EDX examination consisting of NCSs and needle EMG. It provides detailed EDX findings and is an excellent discussion of the site and course of ulnar neuropathy.

This report describes a patient who developed severe pain, numbness, and burning in one foot after aortofemoral bypass. It presents and interprets the examination, laboratory data, and EDX data. The differential diagnosis of ischemic monomelic neuropathy is discussed as well as the clinical spectrum and considerations of pathogenesis.

The differential diagnosis and treatment of hemifacial spasm underscores the need for thoughtful clinical and EDX investigation. This report describes the EDX evaluation of hemifacial spasm in the clinical context and is a succinct reference for the clinician or EDX consultant who encounters patients with involuntary facial movements.

A concise, thorough review of inflammatory myopathy, this report is a great starting point to refresh your knowledge. It details the clinical presentation and laboratory studies of a 33-year-old woman with inflammatory myopathy and discusses the extensive data from the EDX examination. This report also includes a review of the literature.