… patient diagnosis or treatment outcome when interpreting laryngeal EMG findings. For
example, representative segments of laryngeal EMG recordings from patients and control subjects …

… We were also interested to note LEMG findings in the 62 patients who complained of … require
laryngeal surgery than those with severely reduced recruitment response. Laryngeal EMG …

… Eight cases representing major LEMG patterns are presented to characterize the LEMG
findings in different laryngeal diseases. The reliable but easy-to-perform techniques of LEMG …

… the findings on laryngeal EMG. This obser vation supports the notion that the more accurate
… were likely those made based on the combination of clinical and laryngeal EMG findings. …

… laryngeal electromyography (LEMG) reliably evaluates the electrophysiologic status of the
larynx … One of the interesting findings of this study was that 26% (107 of415) of the patients …

… To determine the diagnostic or prognostic utility without bias, clinical investigators need to
be blinded to patient diagnosis or treatment outcome when interpreting laryngeal EMG findings…

… Qualitatively abnormal electromyography findings in … 4+ (high activity) for qualitative exam
finding types such as prolonged … This type of standardization of qualitative LEMG findings may …

… degree of impairment, most electromyography findings such as fibrillations, normal and …
and recruitment were the most common findings deemed consistent with good prognosis and …

… that affect the larynx. This study aimed to verify the reproducibility and accordance of LEMG
findings obtained by … The LEMG findings adopted in this study were the same as for any other …

… Aerodynamic measures correlated with qualitative unblinded EMG findings in symptomatic
patients with vocal fold paresis/paralysis; those with fewer normal motor units on LEMG had …