Nerve conduction studies
Assessment of electrical signal conduction in sensory and motor nerves.
Specialist diagnostic service
Dr Fatemeh Rezania provides specialised neurophysiological testing at five clearly listed locations, including a regional service in Wangaratta.
These rooms provide neurophysiology tests by GP referral. Dr Rezania does not offer general neurology consultations at these locations.

Neuromuscular & neurophysiology expertise
Please note: Dr Rezania may appear in other online directories. She currently provides this private neurophysiology testing service only at the five locations listed below.
Neurophysiology services
Each study is selected and interpreted in the context of the referral question. A report is returned to the referring doctor.
Assessment of electrical signal conduction in sensory and motor nerves.
Targeted assessment of muscle electrical activity and motor unit function.
Assessment of neuromuscular transmission using repeated electrical stimulation.
Specialised testing of an inhibitory spinal reflex involving small sensory fibres.
Assessment of selected facial and brainstem reflex pathways.
Current rooms
Patients in north-east Victoria can ask their GP to refer them to the Wangaratta service rather than travelling to Melbourne.
Regional Victoria
Inner Melbourne
Inner Melbourne
South-east Melbourne
Monash precinct
For patients and GPs
Please ask your GP to send a referral to your preferred testing location. The relevant rooms will contact you regarding an appointment.
Discuss whether neurophysiology testing is appropriate.
Name Wangaratta, Richmond, Noble Park, Clayton or Fitzroy on the referral.
Use the fax or email details shown for the selected rooms.
Dr Fatemeh Rezania — Neurophysiology testing
About Dr Rezania
Dr Fatemeh Rezania, MD FRACP, completed her training in neurology at St Vincent’s Hospital, University Hospital Geelong and Western Health. She also completed her fellowship in neuromuscular medicine and clinical neurophysiology at St Vincent’s Hospital. She is a neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist at St Vincent’s Hospital and University Hospital Geelong.
Fatemeh is passionate about teaching and research, having published several peer-reviewed journal articles. She is an Affiliate Senior Lecturer at the Deakin University School of Medicine and is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. Her research focuses on novel techniques for assessing patients with neuromuscular conditions, including peripheral neuropathies and neuromuscular junction disorders, with the aim of improving diagnosis and management.
Fatemeh performs electrophysiological studies, including nerve conduction studies and electromyography (EMG).
These rooms provide neurophysiology tests by GP referral. Dr Rezania does not offer general neurology consultations at these locations.