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A part of "Essential Concepts for the R.EEG.T Exam" – Includes Tables, Diagrams, and Illustrations. Table of contents: 44 pages - Filters, time constant. common mode rejection and digital EEG setting parameters - Montages - Normal varients - Artifacts - Increasing beta/fast activities - N2 sleep and Arousal pattern - Pediatric EEG and syndrome by age group - Neonatal sleep wake pattern - Pediatric epilepsy syndrome by interictal pattern - Differential of sleep provoked seizure - Photic stimulation - Hyperventilation - Lateralization - Severity of encephalopathy and EEG pattern - Rhythmic delta - Clinical seizure correlate with EEG - Seizure semiology
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Differentiate causes of the increasing fast activity Feature Muscle artifacts/60 Hz +HFF Breach effect Medication effect Paroxysmal fast activity Cause Setting lower HFF (ie from 70 to 35) may cause higher frequency artifacts to look like beta activities Burr Hole, skull defect Drug withdrawal : GABA agonist - Benzodiazepine, Barbiturate, Alcohol. Overdosage of stimulant : Amphetamine, cocaine Interictal activity - commonly found in LGS Mechanism Muscle activities in the face and mouth area. Poor impedance, improper ground scalp electrode -> 60Hz Normal background with fewer barriers: increased amplitude of every activity, and appears more hidden low amplitude beta due to lower impedance