5 Technical Issues in EEG

[@obayal-raslan8403]

let me tell you sir that your lessons are absolutely brilliant and creative. your way of explaining and simplifying these complicated concepts is just genius

[@cori-sixteenchains6287]

The fact that you explained this so well (specifically filters) almost made me cry when I ACTUALLY understood it!!! 😂😂😂 Filters are explained so many ways and with so many metaphors that really seem far from the ACTUAL concept…and I really like your explanation. Thank you!!!

[@sayonmandal3451]

00:02 Understanding technical issues in EEG is crucial for accurate interpretation. 01:57 EEG recordings capture different frequency bands such as alpha and beta waves. 03:39 EEG filters affect signal amplitude at different frequency ranges. 05:23 Adjust low and high frequency filters in EEG 07:07 High-frequency filtering affects EEG measurements 08:45 High impedance electrodes are more susceptible to 60 Hertz artifact. 10:27 Impacts of knotch filter and sensitivity setting on EEG recordings 12:15 Changes in sensitivity and time base can affect EEG interpretation.

[@instituteforeeg-neurofeedb6890]

Brillant lesson - always recommend it to our students.

[@Supernoxus]

Great video. Very easy to understand thanks to you explaining everything you are presenting.

[@gussy-ps4he]

Thanks for sharing....philanthropy at its best!!

[@OscarBedford]

Absolutely brilliant... please keep them coming!

[@pugnate666]

Thx for the video, interesting to see the "users view". (Just a one small thing: A high impedance means that the signal is weaker, therefore the 60 Hz Signal at Fp1 is not 0 relative to F3, not the other way round)

[@AWAZAAG]

Nice video on technical aspects of EEG

[@elhamgh7239]

great video, Thanks

[@danielsandri2405]

Thanks a lot for your videos! I'm a student in Neurology and they are very useful! May you do a video of EOG and type by type of eye movements?

[@ahmadfateh3292]

I need the standard values of technical setting for this things (HZ..Sensetivity....etc)

[@yashwanthkomerelli7355]

Thank You.

[@gamingguruoz]

useful for neurofeedback

[@simonschicho3056]

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[@missysiss7797]

What if an eeg is recorded at 50hz hff instead of 70hz hff? Is this ok to do or should eeg study be recorded at 70hz?

[@hayatullah3135]

2:37 Low frequency filter aka high-pass filter?? How??

[@Supernoxus]

Because it filters low frequencies (stops them) but passes high frequences (lets them through). Like if you are a girl who only likes tall men, then you are filtering short men, but let tall men pass.