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Fig. 1 CCEMRC database entry fields for patient-identifying data Clinical Data Pull-down menus will reveal a preselected list of primary and secondary neurological diagnoses and primary indications for EEG (Fig….

Fig. 1 Burst suppression pattern seen 12 h after cardiac arrest. The patient is on TH protocol, with a core temperature of 33 °C Anoxia and Neuronal Injury Cerebral anoxia…

Fig. 1 Photograph of various supplies that may be used for cEEG electrode hookup. Pictured here: reusable pouch, disposable telemetry pouch, large roll of gauze, twist tie, scissors, tub of…

Main term 1 Main term 2 Plus modifiers  Generalized (G) Periodic discharges (PDs) +F Superimposed fast activity (PDs and RDA only) Lateralized (L)  +R Superimposed rhythmic activity (PDs only) Bilateral…

Score Cerebral performance category (CPC) [2] Glasgow outcome scale (GOS) [3] Modified Rankin score (mRS) [4] 0   No symptoms at all 1 Good cerebral performance: conscious, alert, able to work,…

Fig. 1 Example of different electrodes. (a) Subdermal needles. (b) Plastic cup electrodes with metal coating. (c) Gold cup electrodes, reusable. (d) Subdermal wire electrode and needle used for insertion…

A pattern satisfying any of the primary criteria and lasting ≥10 s (for NCS) or ≥30 min (for NCSE) Primary criteria  1. Repetitive EDsa occurring at ≥3 Hz  2. Repetitive…

Fig. 1 Coronal T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with gadolinium revealing a clot in the superior sagittal sinus (yellow arrow) and infarct in the left frontoparietal region (white arrow). This…

Patients presenting with CSE Acute encephalopathy (especially if s/p neurosurgery, or currently septic) Acute brain injury History of epilepsy Younger children (<3 years) Other high-risk groups (CHD s/p surgery, ECMO,…

Condition Change during TH EEG features during rewarming Applications of EEG EEG prognosis HIE Delay of onset of normal SWC Decrease seizure activity Seizure de novo Seizure identification Prognostication Normal…