Neurodiagnostic Services at Neurolink Health Group
South Wales' Specialist Neurophysiology Centre offers advanced neurodiagnostics, including EEG testing and comprehensive nerve conduction studies.
South Wales' Specialist Neurophysiology Centre offers advanced neurodiagnostics, including EEG testing and comprehensive nerve conduction studies.
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12 Gold Tops, Newport, NP20 4PH
Tel: 01633 439 555 Email: info@neurolinkhealthgroup.com
Serving Patients Across Wales, the South West, and the Midlands
As South Wales' specialist neurophysiology centre, we provide rapid access to EEG testing, nerve conduction studies, sleep studies, and evoked potentials services for patients travelling from:
• Newport
• Cardiff
• Swansea
• Bristol
• Hereford
• Birmingham
• The South West of England
• The Midlands
Conveniently located for easy access by road and rail, our Newport clinic is just a few minutes' walk from Newport Railway Station, close to Junctions 26 and 27 of the M4 motorway, with free on-site parking available for patients and visitors seeking neurodiagnostics.

Routine EEG testing, including Sleep Deprived EEG, plays a vital role in neurodiagnostics. Additionally, Inpatient Monitoring, Ambulatory/HVT EEG, and Sleep Studies (PSG) are essential components of comprehensive nerve conduction studies and neurodiagnostic evaluations. MSLT Testing further enhances our understanding of sleep patterns and disorders.

Nerve conduction studies (NCS) for carpal tunnel syndrome are a vital part of neurodiagnostics that help assess peripheral nerve disorders. Additionally, EEG testing can provide important insights into nerve function. Our hospital insourcing services enhance patient care through specialized testing, while the Cardiff clinic outsourcing options ensure access to comprehensive neurodiagnostic services.

Visual EP (VEP), Electroretinogram (ERG), Somatosensory EP (SSEP), and Brainstem Auditory EP (BAEP) are all integral parts of advanced neurodiagnostics. These tests, along with nerve conduction studies, help in the thorough assessment of neural pathways and provide a comprehensive understanding of neurological function, including EEG testing.

Spinal monitoring through EEG testing and nerve conduction studies enhances neuromonitoring during surgery. This approach facilitates real-time neural function assessment, ultimately improving surgical outcomes with advanced neurodiagnostics.





Send the referral form for EEG testing, nerve conduction studies, EMG, or other neurodiagnostic and neuromonitoring services to referral@neurolinkhealthgroup.com.
A routine EEG testing is a non-invasive procedure that records electrical activity in the brain. It aids in the diagnosis and monitoring of neurological conditions such as epilepsy, sleep disorders, brain injuries, and encephalopathies, making it a crucial component of neurodiagnostics, alongside other techniques like nerve conduction studies.
A sleep-deprived EEG testing is a specialized neurodiagnostics procedure performed after a period of restricted sleep. This test is essential for detecting abnormal brain activity that may not be observable in a standard EEG, especially in cases involving epilepsy, seizure disorders, and other neurological conditions, complementing nerve conduction studies in the assessment process.
Inpatient EEG testing is a prolonged EEG test conducted while a patient stays in the hospital. This neurodiagnostics procedure is primarily used to diagnose and evaluate epilepsy, seizure disorders, and other neurological conditions that require continuous observation, often alongside other assessments such as nerve conduction studies.
Ambulatory and Home Video Ambulatory/Telemetry EEG (HVT EEG) is a specialized neurodiagnostics test that records brain activity over an extended period—typically 24 hours or longer—while the patient remains in their home environment. For HVT EEG studies, this method combines continuous EEG testing with video recording, allowing doctors to correlate brain wave patterns with physical movements or clinical symptoms. Additionally, nerve conduction studies may be utilized alongside EEG to provide a comprehensive understanding of the patient's neurological function.
A polysomnography (PSG) test, commonly known as a sleep study, is a diagnostic procedure used to evaluate sleep disorders by monitoring various physiological functions during sleep. This comprehensive evaluation includes EEG testing to record brain activity, along with assessments of breathing patterns, oxygen levels, heart rate, muscle movements, and eye movements. Additionally, it plays a vital role in neurodiagnostics to assess sleep quality and detect abnormalities, complementing other techniques like nerve conduction studies.
A Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT) is a specialised sleep study used to assess excessive daytime sleepiness and diagnose conditions like narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia. As part of comprehensive neurodiagnostics, it can complement other assessments such as EEG testing and nerve conduction studies to provide a complete picture of an individual’s sleep health.
A Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potential (BAEP) test is a non-invasive neurophysiological assessment that plays a crucial role in neurodiagnostics by evaluating the function of the auditory nerve and brainstem pathways. This test assists in diagnosing conditions that impact hearing, nerve conduction studies, and brainstem integrity.
A Somatosensory Evoked Potential (SSEP) test is a neurophysiological assessment that falls under the umbrella of neurodiagnostics. It is used to evaluate the function of sensory pathways from the peripheral nerves to the brain and plays a vital role in nerve conduction studies. This test aids in detecting abnormalities in nerve conduction, spinal cord integrity, and overall brain function.
A Visual Evoked Potential (VEP) test is a non-invasive neurophysiological assessment that measures the brain’s electrical response to visual stimuli. Similar to EEG testing and nerve conduction studies, the VEP test evaluates the function of the optic nerve and visual pathways, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions affecting vision and neurological function within the field of neurodiagnostics.
This is a diagnostic test used to evaluate the function of peripheral nerves through nerve conduction studies, which are essential for transmitting signals between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. Along with EEG testing, this method helps detect nerve damage, compression syndromes, and various neuromuscular disorders in the field of neurodiagnostics.
This is a diagnostic procedure, including nerve conduction studies and EEG testing, used to assess the health of muscles and the nerves that control them. It plays a crucial role in neurodiagnostics, helping detect neuromuscular disorders, nerve damage, and muscle dysfunction.
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