1. Jablecki, C.K., Andary, M.T., So, Y.T., Wilkins, D.E., Williams, F.H. “Literature review of the usefulness of nerve conduction studies and electromyography for the evaluation of patients with carpal tunnel syndrome.” Muscle & Nerve, 1993; 16: 1392-1414.
For serious electrodiagnosticians, very technical.
2. Rivner, M.H. “Statistical errors and their effect on electrodiagnostic medicine.” Muscle & Nerve, 1994; 17:811-814.
Very pessimistic look at NCS utilization and diagnosis of nerve entrapment.
3. Verdugo, R.J., Ochoa, J.L. “Use and conventional electrodiagnosis, quantitative sensory testing, thermography, and nerve blocks in the evaluation of painful neuropathic syndromes.” Muscle & Nerve, 1993; 16:1056-1062.
Points out that only conventional electrodiagnostic (EMG &NCS) have proven value.