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electromyograph

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e·lec·tro·my·o·graph (-lktr-m-graf)
n.
An instrument used in diagnosing neuromuscular disorders that produces an audio or visual record of the electrical activity of a skeletal muscle by means of an electrode inserted into the muscle or placed on the skin.

e·lectro·my·ogra·phy (-m-gr-f) n.

electromyograph [e-lek″tro-mi´o-graf]
the instrument used in electromyography.

electromyograph
the instrument used in electromyography. Abbreviated EMG.


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