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At present there is no definitive means of diagnosis of ALS/MND. Most diagnoses are made by eliminating all other possibilities – ailments with symptoms resembling those of ALS/MND. Neurologists use a number of clinical tests to establish a profile, including blood testing, MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scans and EMGs (Electro Myographs).
