The muscle is normally electrically silent outside the end-plate zone. Therefore, abnormal spontaneous activity is considered when there is the persistence of spontaneous activity outside of the end-plate zone, usually defined as lasting more than 3 seconds on an EMG recording. This activity outlines abnormal spontaneous electromyographic activity seen in a variety of specific pathologies and diseases and highlights the role of the interprofessional team in treating these conditions.
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