NCV Upper Limb with Brachial Plexus - Delhi
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This specialized NCV study evaluates nerve conduction in the upper limbs along with a detailed assessment of the brachial plexus (Special nerves like musculocutaneous, axillary and ABCN)—the major nerve network that controls shoulder, arm, and hand function. The test identifies nerve signal delays or blocks that may indicate compression, injury, inflammation, or systemic nerve disease. It is commonly ordered for patients with arm weakness, numbness, tingling, shoulder pain, or suspected nerve injury due to trauma, repetitive strain, or tumors. The combined approach helps distinguish between nerve root problems (from the spine), plexus injuries, and peripheral nerve compression. By assessing conduction through the brachial plexus, doctors can pinpoint the exact location of nerve involvement, whether in the roots, trunks, cords, or branches. The test is essential for evaluating conditions like thoracic outlet syndrome, brachial neuritis, and traction injuries.
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Home Collection: Not Available
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Reports Available: 1 Day
Frequently Asked Questions
An Electrophysiology Study checks electrical signals in the heart to detect rhythm problems.
Patients with unexplained palpitations, fainting or irregular heartbeat.
Yes, it is done in a cardiac lab by specialists.
Most patients go home the same day or next day.
It is generally safe when performed by trained cardiologists.
TAT Policy
The Turnaround Time (TAT) for a test depends on the following factors:
- Registration date and time
- Type of scan or test
- Scan time or sample collection time
Please note that in uncommon circumstances, TAT may be delayed due to the complexity of the test or reasons beyond our control. You will be informed about the estimated TAT at the time of registration or after completion of the test.
