Stereotactic Electroencephalography in Epilepsy Sanjeet Grewal Karim Refaey William O. Tatum IV Epilepsy is a common and serious neurologic disease affecting more than 50-60 million people worldwide.1,2,3,4,5 While many patients’…
Video-EEG Monitoring and Epilepsy Surgery Vibhangini S. Wasade Jules E. C. Constantinou Long-term video-EEG monitoring with scalp electrodes is a well-established tool that permits time-locked correlation of paroxysmal clinical events…
Neonatal and Pediatric Epilepsy Syndromes Paul R. Carney James D. Geyer L. John Greenfield Jr NEONATAL SEIZURES Neonatal seizures are poorly classified and under-recognized, especially in critically ill neonates, and…
Seizure Semiology: Signs of the Seizure James D. Geyer Paul R. Carney L. John Greenfield Jr SEIZURE SEMIOLOGY Epilepsy is divided into several broad categories based on differences in the…
Status Epilepticus EEG Patterns in Adults Emily L. Johnson Peter W. Kaplan Much of EEG interpretation involves the recognition of EEG patterns that can be analyzed according to frequency, amplitude,…
Pathophysiology of Epileptiform Activity L. John Greenfield Jr Sang-Hun Lee Much of our attention as EEGers is devoted to the identification and localization of spikes and seizures. Atlases, primers and…
Focal and Generalized Rhythm Abnormalities James D. Geyer Paul R. Carney Understanding the background of the EEG is much like understanding a foreign language. Recognizing particular waveforms such as a…
Normal EEG in the Newborn, Infant, and Adolescent Paul R. Carney James D. Geyer L. John Greenfield Jr After the discovery of electroencephalogram (EEG) waves in dogs by the English…
The Normal Adult EEG L. John Greenfield Jr NORMAL WAKEFULNESS: THE POSTERIOR DOMINANT RHYTHM What frequencies and patterns are “normal?” The answer to this question depends on a number of…
Artifacts and Noise L. John Greenfield Jr One of the challenges in EEG interpretation is separating out signals that appear to be of cerebral origin but are in fact derived…
