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NCS: A number of sticky tabs (electrodes) are placed on the hands or feet. A small electrical pulse is given to the skin, and a measurement taken. This is repeated at 2 or 3 points along the arm or leg. EMG: A fine needle is inserted into a muscle. Recordings are taken with the muscle relaxed and when the muscle is tensed. This takes a few minutes for each muscle.
