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Axonal Polyneuropathy changes in EMG EMG/NCV section Learn about the Brain Different Nerve Fibers which carry sensory impulses.
Some sensory nerves are thicker and conduct electrical impulses much faster. The sensory fibers for joint position sense which help in coordination are much faster. Those relating touch information are slightly slower. While those that cause pain sensation are the slowest called the C fiber (small fiber). C fiber disease cannot be detected by EMG/NCV.
See a example of salutatory conduction shockwave needed. (opens in a new window). MUSCLE INNERVATION (simplified) A nuclear bag and a nuclear chain fiber showing their innervation by group Ia and Group II afferent fibers and gamma motoneurons. (Matthews PBC: Physiol Rev 44:219-288, 1964)
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