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SENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL TEST
I'm scheduled for a Sensory Evoked Potential test to be performed on my head, neck, and back. My neurologist has determined that I have a rather serious balance problem and that's the test the neurologist is using to try and solve the mystery. I have no headaches or back aches. The doctor was a little cryptic when I asked what the test was for.
Anyone know what they may be looking for with that test?
Anyone know what they may be looking for with that test?
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