electromyogram

American  

[ih-lek-truh-mahy-uh-gram] / ɪˌlɛk trəˈmaɪ əˌgræm /

noun

Medicine/Medical.

1. a graphic record of the electric currents associated with muscular action. EMG

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Etymology

Origin of electromyogram

First recorded in 1915–20; electro- + myogram

Example Sentences

For example, if a player said he felt inhibited or lacking in confidence because of a muscle strain, Demichelis would conduct an electromyogram test to measure muscular electrical activity.

From BBC

On July 7, Richards underwent an electromyogram, which demonstrated significant improvement in the irritated area, but not yet a thorough healing of the issue.

From Los Angeles Times

The Angels will have a better idea of Garrett Richards’ status after he visits the doctor this week and undergoes an electromyogram.

From Los Angeles Times

The FDA said the device is the first prosthetic arm that can carry out multiple, simultaneous movements controlled by signals from electromyogram electrodes that detect electrical activity caused as a person contracts muscles.

From Reuters

It said the device is the first prosthetic arm that can carry out multiple, simultaneous movements controlled by signals from electromyogram electrodes that detect electrical activity caused by the contraction of muscles.

From Reuters