Neurodiagnostic Equipment

Neurodiagnostic equipment includes devices used by healthcare professionals to assess the functioning of the nervous system, especially the brain and nerves. These tools help detect abnormalities, diagnose neurological conditions, and monitor brain activity. Examples include EEG machines that record electrical signals from the brain, nerve conduction studies that measure how well nerves transmit signals, and evoked potential devices that check how the nervous system responds to stimuli. This equipment provides valuable insights into conditions like epilepsy, nerve injuries, and other neurological disorders, aiding in accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning.