How to Prepare for Your EMG Nerve Conduction Study

If your physician has recently scheduled you for an EMG (Electromyography) nerve conduction study, you’re probably wondering what you can expect and how to prepare for it. Understanding the procedure will help you prepare for it, providing a smooth experience as part of your diagnostic journey. What is an EMG Nerve Conduction Study? An EMG…

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An X-ray of a man's head with a red highlighted area on the brain.

Post-Concussion Syndrome: Long-Term Management Strategies

While most people recover from concussions within a few weeks, severe concussions can be life-altering, and individuals can face lingering symptoms that require long-term care. Post-concussion syndrome can last for months or even years, leaving those who suffer from it searching for effective strategies for managing their symptoms. What Is Post-Concussion Syndrome? Post-concussion syndrome is…

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Types of Spine Injuries That Require Immediate Care

At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our doctors are well aware that some injuries, especially those affecting the spine, must be given immediate attention. Our physiatrists are experienced in diagnosing and treating spine conditions using a combination of traditional and complementary therapies. We are a nonsurgical, holistic practice, offering same day spine appointments for patients…

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Woman who has fallen off a bicycle holding her head with a concussion

Concussion Do’s and Don’ts: What You Should Know

Although when some people hear the word “concussion,” their mind immediately turns to contact sports, concussions are common among people of all ages and lifestyles and occur in all sorts of seemingly safe venues. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, Dr. Chator diagnoses and treats patients who have suffered concussions in slips and falls, traffic…

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