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    Standardizing ENG testing is challenging due to its individualized nature, but a new standard could improve patient care affordably. This aims to balance standardization with the personalized needs of ENG testing. Keywords: ENG testing, patient care, standardization.

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    Area of Science:

    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Clinical Diagnostics

    Background:

    • Electroneuromyography (ENG) testing has evolved into a highly individualized practice.
    • Current ENG testing methods lack a universally accepted standard, leading to variability in results and interpretation.

    Discussion:

    • The development of a standardized approach to ENG testing is desirable for consistent and reliable patient care.
    • Achieving consensus on a single standard may be difficult due to the specialized and personalized nature of ENG procedures.
    • The focus should be on a standard that enhances, rather than restricts, clinical utility.

    Key Insights:

    • No single ENG testing standard will satisfy all individuals or laboratories due to the practice's inherent customization.
    • A new standard is proposed with the goal of improving patient care outcomes.
    • Implementation of the standard is anticipated to be cost-effective.

    Outlook:

    • Future efforts should focus on creating a flexible yet standardized framework for ENG testing.
    • The successful adoption of a new standard could lead to more equitable and effective patient management.
    • Continued research and collaboration are needed to refine and implement cost-effective ENG testing standards.

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