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Urgent Care Specialists 2200 Universal Drive, Boston, MA Phone: 761-621-5216 Fax: 761-564-0336 Report: EMG-1133-28616 Physician: Dr. John Smith Age Range: 40-59 Ref Phys: Dr. Joe Ranier Height Range cm: Between 5 ft and 5.5 ft Technician: Judy Gender: Female Study Date: 8/16/2013 LEGEND * (Standard Deviation) indicates how far the patient's conduction values vary from normal. Values below -2.5 are considered abnormal. NERVE CONDUCTION STUDY Motor NCS * Middle & proximal site distances vary by patient therefore normals data is not available for these parameters Sensory NCS F-Waves HReflex NCS Borderline Moderately out of normal range Severely out of normal range Technical Nerve Side Stimulation Site Dist., cm Lat., ms Lat., Amp., mv R Peroneal Motor Right ankle 7 3.65 1.81 9.18 2.54 L Peroneal Motor Left ankle 7 4.3 0.64 4.24-0.87 R Tibial Motor Right ankle 14 5.9-0.69 2.13-2.39 L Tibial Motor Left ankle 14 6.5-1.5 2.23-2.36 Nerve Side Stimulation Site Dist., cm Lat., ms Lat., PkLat., ms PkLat., R Sural Sensory Right calf 14 1.5 3.99 3.55 1.09 26.54 1.71 39.44 0.98 L Sural Sensory Left calf 14 1.0 3.99 3.8 0.33 43.54 3.26 36.84 0.21 Nerve Min, m/s Min, Mean, m/s Max, m/s R Peroneal Motor 48.2-2.19 53.45 53.45 Amp., µv Amp., Amp., Vel., m/ s PkVel., m/s L Peroneal Motor 51.3-3.44 60.85 60.85 R Tibial Motor 52.65-2.28 59.65 59.65 L Tibial Motor 53.75-2.63 58.45 58.45 Nerve Side Stimulation Site Dist., cm Lat., ms Lat., Amp., mv R H-Reflex Right popliteal 33.15-3.99 1.96-1.05 Amp., L H-Reflex Left popliteal NR -4.0 NR -3.99 Vel., PkVel., Referral Diagnosis:

Findings The findings of this nerve conduction examination suggest the following. Clinical correlation with the patient's symptoms and examination is indicated to confirm these findings: Right and Left L5-S1 Radiculopathy 1) Prolonged Right H-Reflex Latency at 33.15 ms 2) Unrecordable Left H-Reflex Latency The Electrodiagnostic results in this report are meant to supplement the patient examination and be reviewed by a qualified healthcare provider and are not a substitute for the professional judgment of the healthcare professional in diagnosing and treating patients. This impression was generated by a computer analysis and each potential finding identified should be clinically correlated by a qualified healthcare provider. This computer analysis does not imply that all listed findings are clinically relevant given that some recordings may be deemed a technical artifact and excluded from calculations. The clinical diagnosis can only be made by the treating physician in the context of the patient's other symptoms and findings. Dr. John Smith! 2

NERVE CONDUCTION ANALYSIS DETAIL The findings of this nerve conduction examination suggest the following. Clinical correlation with the patient's symptoms and examination is indicated to confirm these findings: 1) Right and Left L5-S1 Radiculopathy Lumbo-sacral root lesions are most frequent in the L5-S1 distribution, the intervertebral space between the lumbar and sacral vertebrae. They are typically caused by compression of the nerve root as it exits the spinal canal and cause a great deal of low back pain with radiation to the affected limb(s) and loss of reflexes, and weakness. Their onset is usually acute, following an injury, or can come on as an aggravation of an old back injury. Treatment should address the cause, and in the beginning, consists of an antiinflammatory drug regimen and analgesics, accompanied by traction if indicated. When symptoms do not subside within months or significantly interfere with function, and imaging shows a well defined lesion, surgery is indicated. The Electrodiagnostic results in this report are meant to supplement the patient examination and be reviewed by a qualified healthcare provider and are not a substitute for the professional judgment of the healthcare professional in diagnosing and treating patients. This impression was generated by a computer analysis and each potential finding identified should be clinically correlated by a qualified healthcare provider. This computer analysis does not imply that all listed findings are clinically relevant given that some recordings may be deemed a technical artifact and excluded from calculations. The clinical diagnosis can only be made by the treating physician in the context of the patient's other symptoms and findings. Dr. John Smith! 3

Motor Waveforms L Peroneal Motor R Peroneal Motor!! Lat., ms Amp., mv Distal 4.3 4.24 L Tibial Motor Vel, m/s!! Lat., ms Amp., mv Distal 6.5 2.23 Sensory Waveforms L Sural Sensory Vel, m/s Lat., ms Amp, mv Distal 3.65 9.18 R Tibial Motor Lat., ms Amp, mv Distal 5.9 2.13 R Sural Sensory Vel, m/s Vel, m/s!!! 4

Lat., ms PkLat., ms Amp., µv Vel, m/s Distal 1.0 3.8 43.54 Lat., ms PkLat., ms Amp, µv Vel, m/s Distal 1.5 3.55 26.54! 5

F-Waveforms L Peroneal Motor R Peroneal Motor!! L Tibial Motor FWMin, m/s FWMean, m/s FWMax, m/s 51.3 55.25 60.85!! H-Reflex Waveforms L H-Reflex FWMin, m/s FWMean, m/s FWMax, m/s 53.75 56.42 58.45 R Tibial Motor FWMin, m/s FWMean, m/s FWMax, m/s 48.2 50.55 53.45 FWMin, m/s FWMean, m/s FWMax, m/s 52.65 55.8 59.65 R H-Reflex!!! 6

Not Recordable Lat., ms Amp, mv Distal 33.15 1.96 Vel, m/s! 7

! Patient: «EMG-1133-28616» Test Date: 8/16/2013 Test ID: «18616» Exam Results Details Lower Nerves Figure 3 Lower Right Peripheral Neuropathy Score: 0.32 1. R Peroneal Motor F-Wave Latency appears to be borderline 2. R H-Reflex Latency appears to be severely outside of normal range! 8

! Patient: «EMG-1133-28616» Test Date: 8/16/2013 Test ID: «18616» Figure 4 Lower Left Peripheral Neuropathy Score: 0.53 1. L Peroneal Motor F-Wave Latency appears to be moderately outside of normal range 2. L Tibial Motor F-Wave Latency appears to be moderately outside of normal range 3. L Sural Sensory Peak Latency appears to be borderline 4. L Sural Sensory Peak Velocity appears to be borderline 5. L H-Reflex Amplitude appears to be severely outside of normal range 6. L H-Reflex Latency appears to be unrecordable! 9

NEEDLE EXAM SUMMARY Muscle Side Spont Act. MUP Amplitude EDB Right - Extensor digitorum brevis, Ischiadicus, L4-S2 EMG Impression Summary: The findings of this needle examination show the following: 1. No abnormalities found. MUP Duration The Electrodiagnostic results in this report are meant to supplement the patient examination and be reviewed by a qualified healthcare provider and are not a substitute for the professional judgment of the healthcare professional in diagnosing and treating patients. This impression was generated by a computer analysis and each potential finding identified should be clinically correlated by a qualified healthcare provider. This computer analysis does not imply that all listed findings are clinically relevant given that some recordings may be deemed a technical artifact and excluded from calculations. The clinical diagnosis can only be made by the treating physician in the context of the patient's other symptoms and findings. MUP Polyphasics Right Normal Normal Normal Normal L3-L4 Right - Lumbo-Sacral Paraspinals L3-L4 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal L4-L5 Right - Lumbo-Sacral Paraspinals L4-L5 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal L5-S1 Right - Lumbo-Sacral Paraspinals L5-S1 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal LG Right - Gastrocnemius, Tibial S1-S2 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal MG Right - Gastrocnemius, Tibial S1-S2 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal TA Right - Tibialis anterior, Peroneal, L4 L5 s1 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal VL Right - Vastus lateralis, Femoral, L2-L4 Right Normal Normal Normal Normal! 10

!!!! Patient: «EMG-1133-28616» Test Date: 8/16/2013 Test ID: «18616» Needle Exam Muscles Extensor digitorum brevis, Ischiadicus, L4-S2 Lumbo-Sacral Paraspinals L3-L4; Lumbo-Sacral Paraspinals L4- L5; Lumbo-Sacral Paraspinals L5-S1 Gastrocnemius, Tibial S1-S2 Tibialis anterior, Peroneal, L4 L5 s1 Gastrocnemius, Tibial S1-S2 Vastus lateralis, Femoral, L2-L4! 11

!! Patient: «EMG-1133-28616» Test Date: 8/16/2013 Test ID: «18616»! 12