Making Sense Out of an EEG - Epilepsy Foundation
This test tries to record the EEG when the person is having symptoms thought to be seizures. Then the electrical activity of the brain at the time of the symptoms can be looked at in detail. …
Electroencephalography (EEG) for Epilepsy | Brain Patterns
Your doctor may refer to these waves as "epileptiform abnormalities" or "epilepsy waves." They can look like spikes, sharp waves, and spike-and-wave discharges. For example: If you have …
Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (TLE) | Epilepsy Foundation
An EEG (electroencephalogram) should be done and often shows spike or sharp waves in the tip or front of the temporal lobe. These can be seen when a person is awake or asleep. When …
What if the EEG is Normal? - Epilepsy Foundation
The EEG generally records brain waves between seizures, called interictal brain waves. These waves may or may not show evidence of seizure activity. The neurologist looks for spikes or …
one sharp wave on eeg - Epilepsy Foundation
2007年12月16日 · "EEG CLASSIFICATION: Asymmetry gr. 1 increased left temporal; Dysrhythmia gr. 3 single left temporal sharp wave (wake)" Now, maybe it was the combination …
Where is EEG performed? - Epilepsy Foundation
Subtle changes in brain waves may be interpreted as abnormal when the actual change is this kind of normal variant. Interpreting EEGs also involves some subjectivity and judgment. (This …
DEE-SWAS | DEE with Spike Wave Activation In Sleep - Epilepsy …
An EEG showing significant activation of abnormal discharge in sleep, compared to being awake; DEE-SWAS is a rare form of epilepsy, affecting 1 out of 200 (0.5%) children with epilepsy. It …
what do these words mean? biparietal sharp waves right temporal …
The EEG report uses these words to explain why the EEG was abnormal. What do these mean? thank you. Biparietal sharp waves right temporal sharp waves single well formed sharp low wa
How to Read an EEG - Epilepsy Foundation
The EEG records brain waves using equipment called amplifiers and by looking at the information from the electrodes in different combinations. These combinations of electrodes are called …
EEG PLEASE HELP!!!! - Epilepsy Foundation
2008年12月18日 · Hi. I just had an EEG done and it says that the background activity is 9 cycles per second, symmetrical, posterior dominant and partially attenuates with eye openings. It is of …