EMG and Biofeedback: The electromyograph (sEMG) allows readings to be taken via 3 surface sensors placed on the skin over appropriate muscles. Biofeedback EMGs are non-invasive and should not be confused with diagnostic needle style EMGs. sEMG feedback is used for general relaxation training and is the primary modality for treatment of pelvic floor muscle re-education (incontinence), headache, bruxism and temporomandibular joint problems, chronic pain, muscle spasm and partial paralysis, speech disorder or other muscular dysfunction due to injury, stroke, or congenital disorders. Physical rehabilitation through neuromuscular re-education is also an important application. Read the rest of this entry »
