NCV - Brachial Plexus

Also Known As:

Brachial Plexus Nerve Study

Upper Plexus NCV

Shoulder to Arm Nerve Conduction

Erb’s Point Stimulation Study

This NCV test focuses on the brachial plexus nerves supplying the upper limbs. It helps diagnose nerve injuries, compression, or trauma affecting arm movement. The test provides detailed insights into nerve conduction and supports accurate treatment planning.

Includes 4 Test Parameters

Technique

Nerve conduction velocity study specifically targeting the network of nerves in the shoulder/neck region.

Purpose

To identify nerve root avulsions, compression, or inflammation (brachial plexitis).

Area Covered

The brachial plexus (nerves from the neck to the arm/hand).

Key Clinical Point

Essential for assessing "stinger" injuries in athletes or trauma following motor vehicle accidents.

Includes Test 5 Parameters

It is the complex network of nerves in the shoulder that sends signals from the spine to your entire arm.

It is used after shoulder trauma, "stinger" injuries in sports, or if you have unexplained weakness in the whole arm.

Yes, it can identify if nerves are being compressed as they pass from the neck into the shoulder.

Electrodes are placed on the neck, shoulder, and along the arm to track the signal through the whole nerve network.

Yes, that is the primary reason doctors order this test—to locate exactly where the nerve signal is being blocked.

NCV - Brachial Plexus

₹3,800.00 ₹4,000.00 (5% OFF)

NCV - Brachial Plexus

Includes 4 Test Parameters

NCV - Brachial Plexus 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What is the Brachial Plexus?

When is this specific NCV needed?

Does it help with "Thoracic Outlet Syndrome"?

Where are the electrodes placed?

Can it distinguish between a neck disc issue and a shoulder nerve issue?

NCV - Brachial Plexus