Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV)
A Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV) test measures how quickly electrical signals travel through the nerves. This test helps doctors evaluate nerve health and identify conditions that affect nerve function.
At Avantis Clinic, NCV testing is used to diagnose nerve damage, nerve compression, and other neurological conditions that may cause numbness, weakness, pain, or tingling sensations in different parts of the body.
Overview
Key Highlights of Our NCV Testing
Measures nerve signal speed and strength
Helps detect nerve damage and compression
Supports diagnosis of neurological disorders
Identifies causes of numbness and tingling
Advanced diagnostic technology
Conducted by trained diagnostic specialists
Quick and non-invasive testing procedure
Reliable and accurate results
Supports early diagnosis of nerve conditions
Helps guide treatment planning
When is an NCV Test Needed?
Persistent numbness or tingling in the hands or feet
Unexplained muscle weakness or reduced strength
Burning pain or loss of sensation in limbs
Suspected nerve compression or nerve injury
Symptoms of carpal tunnel or nerve entrapment
Evaluation of nerve damage caused by diabetes
Difficulty controlling muscle movements
Pain radiating from the spine to arms or legs