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MUNE

MUNE

How to Perform Motor Unit Number Estimation (MUNE)
Dr. Tatsuya Abe
Vice President, National Hospital Organization Hakone Hospital in Japan 
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This video provides a detailed explanation of how to perform Motor Unit Number Estimation (MUNE), a technique that uses electromyography (EMG) to estimate the number of functional motor units within a muscle. The procedure is demonstrated using the Multiple Point Stimulation Technique, accompanied by actual  footage of the procedure.

Target Muscle: Abductor Pollicis Brevis (APB)

1. Preparation
An overview of the essential steps to prepare for the examination.

2. How to Perform MUNE
A step-by-step guide to recording CMAP and MUP, adjusting stimulation intensity, identifying and registering waveforms, and conducting MUNE analysis.

3. Important Points of MUNE
Practical tips for accurate measurement, including methods to reduce patient discomfort, criteria for waveform identification, and consistent waveform marking techniques.

  • Viewing Time : 17 min
  • Audio & Subtitles: English

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