ABEM Exam

[drusso]

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Any good study resources for the AANEM/ABEM exam?

 

[spondy14]

Any good study resources for the AANEM/ABEM exam?

Dimitru.....cuva ta cuva

 

[Ludicolo]

Drusso - you still have the Mayo manual from your EMG rotation? Read that and you'll be fine (assuming we're shooting for a pass, not honors). Katirji's book is good for review as well, and a quick read. For practice questions, I used the SAEs from Archives. Also, don't neglect reviewing things like filters, SSEPs, MEPs, intraop monitoring, and quantitative sensory testing.

Also recommend listening to CD-roms for waveform recognition. Suggest (if you can) listening at different gains and sweep speeds, because the standard settings you use may not be the same as the examiners'.

 

[spondy14]

Dimitru.....cuva ta cuva

Just kidding Russo...Katirji is a gold mine of info. Preston/Shapiro still a solid source, and the old AANEM monograph's..

 

[Disciple]

Katirji's book is good for review as well, and a quick read.

I looked this up on Amazon.

I'm assuming this is "Electromyography in Clinical Practice" and not "Neuromuscular Disorders"?

 

[Ludicolo]

Correct - EMG in Clinical Practice.

I own the paperback 1st edition. I heard the 2nd edition is good but I can't personally vouch for it.

 

[Briman024]

Any good study resources for the AANEM/ABEM exam?

To anyone who has completed the AANEM boards: how similar were the SAE questions to the actual test questions?