You can have a normal EEG and still have epilepsy. Because the test only records for about 20 minutes at a time, it may not catch a seizure or abnormal brain activity. You may have to repeat the ...

In hospital intensive care units, neurologists often use a simple scorecard to quickly evaluate a critically ill patient's ...

The study investigators developed SCORE-AI with the aim of being able to distinguish between normal and abnormal EEG readings, as well as classify abnormal readings into clinical decision-making ...

We had only one patient who did not have any epileptiform discharge on the simplified EEG and who was found to have abnormalities on the continuous (18 hours, average). The two other patients were ...

The century-old EEG, during which a dozen or more electrodes ... but also alert experts reviewing the test results to abnormal patterns too subtle for humans to detect. The technology shows ...

Epiminder noted that the Minder system addresses the limitations of existing EEG technologies by offering ... repeated seizures due to the brain’s abnormal electrical activity.

This includes using EEG to enhance cognitive performance ... Real-time, reliable diagnosis of brain abnormalities such as seizures or tumours is believed to be just 10-14 years away, while ...