EEG Montages

[@GokuSon-ew3lm]

This series is extremely Helpful!!!!! Thank you so much Dr. Jeremy, and I wish you all the best in your life👍👍👍

[@tuongminhquoc]

Great illustration, Sir. Love this helpful video list!

[@yulimarin5277]

Thank you VERY MUCH for your devoted time....

[@octaviano.merecias]

Great information, thank you.

[@sabirullah1739]

Thank you sir

[@minecraft72398]

Laplacian montage FTW

[@pnsprasad]

very lucid...superb...thank you

[@jackasotarex]

Fantastic

[@EEGucation]

Thank you for the nice lecture!

[@stanleychattanda2395]

excellent....!!

[@kristiapamungkas697]

you have made some very serious super nice videos covering EEG. Thank you very much

[@0mybutterflies0]

Please observe that your description of bipolar montage in blue ( transverse) does not go with the EEG tracing (longitudinal). Otherwise superb description. Thank you

[@ayhanteksoz9994]

THANK YOU

[@chasecolin22]

Question: How would one look at different montages of the same eeg session like is said at the end of the video? Isn't the montage determined by how you set up the differential amplifiers?

[@jtekmmx]

Referencing is very easy with digital systems, its as easy as clicking on the montage and it will display in whatever way you need.

[@drbwhit]

Fantastic series! keep them coming.

[@donnarichey144]

I had one done and the whole top was red. Dr asked if I was knocked out at one time and I said yes. He said my brain is 10 1/2 slower than others for my age, I am 77 yrs old, and I could get dementia or alzheimers. I was not happy. Why would the top be red?

[@chryslerfordgm]

This might be a very late answer but it's simply to color code right vs left (the other color is blue or black) It doesn't have a clinical implication