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EMG
EMG is the abbreviation sof Electromyogram which refers to a measurement of muscle tension. The data is collected through sensors.
Likewise, EMG is a test that measures the electrical activity of a muscle or a group of muscles. An EMG can detect abnormal electrical muscle activity due to diseases and neuromuscular conditions .
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