Struggling to correlate surface landmarks with the exact needle depth a study demands?

Every electromyographer eventually faces the same gap: textbooks that describe nerve anatomy in isolation from the technologist's actual task at the bedside.

This 2026 edition closes that gap. Chapter by chapter, it walks the reader through every major nerve of the limbs and trunk, from brachial and lumbosacral plexus anatomy to individual peripheral nerve courses, entrapment sites, and the exact needle EMG sampling points that separate a confident localization from a guess.

Inside you will find:

Muscle-by-muscle motor innervation mapped to nerve root and peripheral nerve, with needle entry points and technical pitfalls for every major limb and trunk muscle
Nerve conduction study technique explained alongside the anatomy that makes each waveform make sense, including anomalous innervation patterns and common technical artifacts
Over 40 detailed clinical illustrations depicting plexus schematics, cross-sectional anatomy, needle placement sites, and NCS electrode montages with precisely labeled structures
A companion video course of more than 100 curated lecture and technique videos, accessed instantly through the QR code printed at the back of this book
Clinical pearls, case vignettes, and red-flag warnings in every chapter, written for the working electromyographer and the student preparing for board examination

Written by a practicing electrodiagnostic clinician, this reference moves past generic anatomy toward the specific, sampling-level detail that a real EMG laboratory demands.

Anatomical Guide for the Electromyographer and Electrodiagnostic Clinician belongs on the desk of every technologist, resident, and physician who performs or interprets electrodiagnostic studies.