Anatomic Localization for Needle Electromyography
Anatomic Localization for Needle Electromyography
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针肌电图的解剖定位
DOI：
10.1001/archneur.1995.00540270024013
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发表时间：
1995
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29
通讯作者：
R. Kaji
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作者：
R. Kaji
针插入肌肉的技术已经成为一种越来越重要的临床常规，不仅对肌电图师，而且对那些用肉毒杆菌毒素治疗患者的人。即使是一个训练有素的肌电图师也需要一本手册来检查插入点或任何标志才能到达目标。有一个经典的关于这一目的：解剖指南的肌电图：肢体，由爱德华F。Delagi等人的书辅以精美的插图，获得了如此大的成功，以至于在盖林格博士的书出版之前，没有人认真地试图挑战它的受欢迎程度。正如在介绍中所写的，这个新来者在以下几点上与经典的区别在于：所有肌肉都经过了彻底的解剖学审查，并且定位方法是以相对尺度描述的，而不是用“指宽”距离表示。该方法易于识别较小受试者的肌肉
The technique of needle insertion into a muscle has become an increasingly important clinical routine not only for electromyographers but also for those who are treating patients with botulinum toxin. Even a highly trained electromyographer needs a manual for checking the insertion point or any landmarks to reach the target. There has been a classic for this purpose: Anatomic Guide for the Electromyographer: The Limbs , by Edward F. Delagi et al. Supplemented by superb illustrations, their book gained such a success that no other serious attempts to challenge its popularity had been made until Dr Geiringer's book appeared. As written in the introduction, this newcomer distinguishes itself from the classic in the following points: all muscles were thoroughly reviewed for their anatomy, and the method of localization is described in a relative scale rather than indicating with "finger-breadth" distances. The method has the ease of identifying muscles in smaller subjects