EE 4BD4 Lecture 10 Electromyography.

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EE 4BD4 Lecture 10 Electromyography

Goals of Electromyography Diagnosis (Identify Neuromuscular Disease, e.g. ALS, muscular dystrophy) Determine extent of disease and monitor progress Study control of muscles during movement Measure dysfunction and propose solutions Study normal anatomy and physiology

Surface Diagnostic Techniques (Motor and Sensory Conduction)

Patient Instrumentation (Sensory and Motor Conduction Velocity)

Stimulation at Wrist

Stimulation at the Elbow

Pathological Findings Some Loss of Axons Demyelinating Condition Complete Loss

Motor Unit Electrical and Mechanical Responses

Invasive Techniques Measure motor unit action potentials (MUAPs) Recorded from voluntary contractions Information is in shape, duration and amplitude of MUAPs Considered “gold standard” by physicians Pattern recognition is subjective except for fibrillation and fasiculation potentials MUAPs from low threshold units only

Selectivity of Recording

Needle Recorded EMG

Extracting Motor Unit Action Potentials from Higher Level Recordings Needle Recorded Signal – Interference Pattern (20 Hz – 5 KHz) High Pass Filtered 400 Hz – 5 KHz Extracted MUAPs by “Spike Triggered Averaging”

Central Nervous System Identification Diagnose and monitor diseases of the central nervous system (Parkinsonism) Assess dysfunction following trauma Assess effects of intervention (drugs, physiotherapy, surgery) Study normal muscle control Prosthesis Control

Modeling the Electromyographic Signal

Measuring Control of Individual Motor Units Recorded with Single Fibre 25 micron Needle

Compressed Single Fibre MUAPs (one to several contributing fibres)

Motor Unit Firing Rates

Surface Recorded EMG

RAW EMG DURING GAIT LEFT HEMIPLGIC GAIT NO AIDS WALKING SPEED .87 m/sec LEFT FOOT RIGHT QUAD RIGHT HAM RIGHT TIB ANT Right GAST. RIGHT FOOT 50 μvolt Div 0 TIME 5 SEC

EMG PROCESSING Full –Wave Rectification plus LPF EFFECTS OF INCREASING SMOOTHING LEFT FOOT LEFT TIB ANT FULL WAVE RECTIFIED 10 HZ 5 HZ 2 HZ 50 μvolt Div 0 TIME 4.5 sec

EMG Profiles for Light Hemiplegia Mean Profile plus 1 Std Dev 0% 100%

EMG Profiles for Severe Hemiplegia Mean Profile plus 1 Std Dev

EMG Profiles for Severe Hemiplegia Mean Profile plus 1 Std Dev