Thank you for sharing. I don't know if this is for a class you're a professor of but it is helping me study for my EEG Boards. Can you continue to post more? Maybe diving deeper into pediatric and neonates?
My daughter has Lennox Gastaut Syndrome and I'm curious as to which eeg "spike" represents a myoclonic seizure or what we call a "drop attack"? Thank you in advance
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Thank you for sharing. I don't know if this is for a class you're a professor of but it is helping me study for my EEG Boards. Can you continue to post more? Maybe diving deeper into pediatric and neonates?
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My daughter has Lennox Gastaut Syndrome and I'm curious as to which eeg "spike" represents a myoclonic seizure or what we call a "drop attack"? Thank you in advance
very helpful, studying for boards as well. thank you!
hypsarrythmia......
"hypsarrythmia" is EEG characteristic for West syndrome, that is a precusor of Lennox-Gastaut sy.