Triphasic Waves

[@seandechant6575]

I'm really wanting to attend College soon as I have always had a fond interest in the study of brainwaves and how complex the anatomy of it is. I truly appreciate the videos. It's been a great source of informatiom and you do a great job of explaining, and elaborating on the subject so everything is understood clearly. I appreciate the time and effort you put into these very much!

[@EEGucation]

Thank you for your kind words. All the best with your career.

[@shridharjoshi7315]

How to differentiate between triphasic waves and BIPLEDS?

[@greensahuaro2834]

Thank you!

[@shayaanp9207]

very informative

[@pixie89]

Awesome

[@EEGucation]

Thanks.

[@nourelhodaharidy2820]

Thank you very much

[@MsTastylife]

One of the criteria is-"high amplitude". But in eldery persons after stroke i met wave with this charecteristic- negative-positive-negative nearthe zone of stroke, but amplitude was less 70 microvolt - is it possible or they are other sort of waves ?

[@EEGucation]

I suspect that if someone has cerebral atrophy the amplitudes of the triphasic waves could be lower. I however have not searched this subject in detail.

[@MsTastylife]

@@EEGucation , thank you very much - it could be a good idea- as far as all amplutidues were not very high (persom was more then 70 yo and had brain vascular desease with high blood pressure). The stroke was 6 months ago, it was bleeding with formed hematoma, drained to ventrical. I don't have details on MRI, but it is known that person had hemiplegia, hemihypestesia and aphasia.

[@sososalem8973]

Thank you that was so helpfull

[@drsatyaveersinsinwar9418]

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