electrodiagnostic tests

When are Electrodiagnostic Tests Recommended?


These tests are typically recommended when a cancer patient exhibits symptoms such as:
Muscle weakness
Numbness or tingling
Unexplained pain in limbs
Muscle wasting
They are essential in understanding whether these symptoms are due to neuromuscular disorders or are related to cancer or its treatment.

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