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I had an emg about 6 months ago. since my neurologist retired, my new neurologist wants ber own emg. it is exppensive. is this common practice?
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Depends: In a doctor patient relationship it would be proper to ask her what information will be gained by repeating the EMG.
Answered 5/8/2014
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