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Bingham Ronald C, MD - Bingham Nerve & Muscle - Ronald C. Bingham, M.D. is board certified in Electrodiagnostic Medicine as well as Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Bingham Ronald C, MD - Bingham Nerve & Muscle

2.0(1 review)
82.0 mi

My appointment was 09/17/2024. It was for neuropathy in my feet. I wish I had of had more…read moreinformation about the testing. The first testing was shocks to the legs. VERY uncomfortable and about four PAINFUL. The second testing was NEEDLES poked into places on the legs. ALL were uncomfortable many painful. THREE were VERY painful with me objecting to the sticks. I was told I must have hit a nerve you have slight bleeding. The stick site is still sore 24 hours later. I have six spots on my legs that have small bruises. I then find out though a neurologist who said yes you have neuropathy and the only thing we can do is try these supplements. WHY DID I DO THIS PAINFUL TEST???!!!!! ASK and find out exactly about the test why you need it and is it really necessary. And this test is NOT cheap. Ask ASK ASk

From the owner: Bingham Nerve & Muscle (formerly EMG Clinics of Tennessee) specializes in state-of-the-art nerve…read moreand muscle testing (Electromyography or EMG). Bingham Nerve & Muscle has become the industry standard for accurate and comprehensive evaluations of the peripheral nervous system (the “electrical system” of the body). We test the “wires” in the arms and legs. Patients with complaints such as pain, numbness and tingling in the arms and legs often require an evaluation by our clinic. Patients with unexplained weakness of the face, arms and legs often require a visit as well. Physicians at Bingham Nerve & Muscle have devoted their careers exclusively to Electromyography and the evaluation of nerve and muscle disorders. This narrow focus has given our staff unusual depth of experience and we have become leaders in this field of medicine. We are respected and trusted by hundreds of doctors in the region.

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Raul Cardenas, MD

5.0(1 review)
13.0 mi•River Oaks

I was referred to Dr. Cardenas after experiencing a year of shoulder pain and recent pains in my…read moreneck by my primary care physician. My primary care physician had ordered a MRI to be done at the hospital which showed a herniated disk touching my spine and moderate spinal canal stenosis. I was very nervous being referred to a neurosurgeon, but Dr. Cardenas eased my worries, due to his professionalism and knowledge of spine issues. He recommended that I have ACDF surgery two weeks after my initial visit. I really was happy that my pain was taken seriously and everything far as pre-surgery prep was done my first visit. Many test were performed, and before I left I found out the numbness in my ring and pinky finger was caused by a compressed nerve in my elbow. I've previously had a tingling sensation in my elbow, but I thought it was from me leaning on it. So...SPINE AND ELBOW SURGERY two weeks later. Dr. Cardenas staff was extremely helpful. Nurse Bonnie addressed all of my concerns leading up to surgery. I looked up YouTube videos of the procedures that would be performed on me. I had a million questions, and nurse Bonnie replied to me immediately through the Semmes Murphey portal, which I received a login my first visit. She also called me a couple of times as well. Days before surgery I couldn't take certain medications, and those reminders were given verbally and by handouts. I wasn't nervous at all until day of surgery.....talk about butterflies. We arrived about 6:30 a.m. at Semmes Murphy. The surgery facility is on the second floor and there's a waiting room for family/friends to wait in. It didn't take long at all for me to be called to the back. I was prepped for surgery as soon as I went back to my room. The nurse started an IV..while different people from the surgery team introduced themselves. I was terrified lol. I don't know if it was the medicine in the IV or nerves but I was freezing. Hospital staff brought in multiple warm blankets, but I was still freezing. I can remember telling them that I wasn't ready to be put to sleep. I guess they saw I was very nervous and the anesthesiologist came in so I knew it was about that time. She put medicine in my IV and a couple of other nurses came to transfer me to a different bed to wheel me out. Last thing I remember was one of the nurses asking me if I like to travel and I said yes I love traveling....and then lights out for about 4 hours for me. It only seemed like minutes when I woke up with a neck brace on and staples in my elbow with an arm sling. The staff definitely took very good care of me and I appreciate all the support they have provided.

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