Specialized Services
NCV/EEG/EMG
Nerve conduction, brain activity and muscle function tests
30Duration
Within 24 hoursReport
NoneRadiation
About NCV/EEG/EMG
NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity), EEG (Electroencephalogram), and EMG (Electromyography) are specialized neurological tests that evaluate the function of nerves, brain, and muscles.
These tests help diagnose conditions like epilepsy, neuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome, muscular disorders, and other neurological conditions. Performed by experienced neurophysiologists.
Our specialized neurophysiology department provides accurate NCV, EEG, and EMG tests in a comfortable environment, helping neurologists make precise diagnoses.
Expert Analysis
Experienced neurophysiologists
No Radiation
Safe electrical measurements
Neuro Diagnosis
Nerves, brain, muscles
Detailed Reports
Comprehensive neurophysiology report
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NCV?
NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity) measures how fast electrical signals travel through nerves. Used to diagnose neuropathy, carpal tunnel, and nerve damage.
What is EEG?
EEG (Electroencephalogram) records brain's electrical activity using electrodes on scalp. Used to diagnose epilepsy and sleep disorders.
What is EMG?
EMG (Electromyography) measures electrical activity of muscles at rest and during contraction. Diagnoses muscle and nerve disorders.
Are these tests painful?
NCV and EEG are painless. EMG involves small needle insertions into muscles — mild discomfort possible.
How to prepare for EEG?
Wash hair before test — no oils or conditioner. Avoid caffeine 8 hours before. Sleep deprivation may be needed for some EEGs.
How long do results take?
Within 24 hours for most tests.
Quick Info
Duration: 30–90 minutes
Report: Within 24 hours
Radiation: None
Home Collection: Visit Centre
Open: 24 x 7
Preparation Tips
EEG: Wash hair, no oils/conditioner
EEG: Avoid caffeine 8 hours before
NCV/EMG: No special preparation
Wear comfortable, loose clothing
Bring referral letter from neurologist
