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Neurometer(R) CPT Neuroselective 	Sensory Nerve Conduction Threshold Electrodiagnostic Medical Devices

Sensory Nerve Tests Comparison Table

Feature Neurometer®
sNCT/CPT
sNCV Vib Thrm SSEP
Test large myelinated fibers; X X X
Test small myelinated fibers X X X
Test unmyelinated fibers X X
Diagnose hyperesthesia X
Diagnose hypoesthesia X X X
Detect early nerve regeneration X X
Detect advanced nerve regeneration X X X
Diagnose metabolic/toxic dying back polyneuropathy X X
Diagnose compressive neuropathy e.g Carpal Tunnel Syndrome X X
Diagnose radiculopathy X X
Diagnose a focal nerve lesion X X
Test any cutaneous site X
Unaffected by skin thickness or edema X
Unaffected by normal ambient or skin temperatures X
Double-blind automated procedure X
Detects malingering X X X
Employs a standardized testing methodology X
Allows nerves to serve as their own controls X
Standardized clinically established ranges of healthy measures X
Painless high compliance procedure X X X

     This chart presents a comparison of the capabilities of five major diagnostic procedures used for the quantitative assessment of sensory nerve function. It compares the Neurometer® CPT electrodiagnostic neuroselective sensory nerve conduction threshold (sNCT) procedure to the sensory nerve conduction velocity (sNCV), quantitative vibratory (Vib), quantitative thermal (Thrm) and somato sensory evoked potentials (SSEP) procedures.


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