Dr Andrei Bursuc · Montréal
Frequently asked questions.
Physiatry in Montréal, EMG and appointments: answers to common patient questions.
What is a physiatrist?
A physiatrist is a physician specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. They assess muscle, joint and nervous system conditions, focusing on function, independence and quality of life.
Source : AAPM&RWhen should I see a physiatrist?
A consultation may help with musculoskeletal pain, certain nerve conditions or functional difficulties following neurological illness. Your physician can advise whether physiatry is appropriate for you.
Source : AAPM&RWhere does Dr Andrei Bursuc see patients in Montréal?
Dr Bursuc sees patients at Clinique de physiatrie CDN, 5515, rue Saint-Jacques Ouest, bureau 101, Montréal, Québec H4A 2E3. To arrange an appointment, call 514 735-5547.
Do I need a physician referral?
A physician referral is required. Contact the clinic at 514 735-5547 for the booking process and required documents, including an EMG request when applicable.
Which services does Dr Bursuc offer?
His practice includes electromyography, spasticity management, ultrasound-guided injections and botulinum toxin injections for chronic migraine. Medical assessment determines which options are appropriate for you.
What is an electromyography (EMG) test for?
EMG and nerve conduction studies assess muscles and nerves. They can help investigate numbness or weakness, including nerve compression.
Source : Mayo ClinicHow should I prepare for an EMG?
Avoid skin creams before the test. Report medications, particularly blood thinners, and any pacemaker or bleeding disorder. Do not change treatment without medical instructions.
Source : Mayo ClinicIs an EMG painful?
Electrical stimulation and the needle can be uncomfortable. Tell the examiner if you experience pain.
Source : Mayo ClinicHow can I check wait times and possible fees?
Contact the clinic at 514 735-5547. Staff can clarify wait times, coverage arrangements and any fees for the requested service.
Are the medical education tools publicly accessible?
Yes. The Medical education section offers nerve, intraneural fascicle, motor block and muscle ultrasound explorers. They support learning and do not replace a medical assessment.