UNLOCKING EEG SECRETS

[@tuyetsuonghoang8042]

I've learnt so much from your eeg videos. I hope that there will be more and more meaningful videos in the future. Thanks a lot!!!!!

[@imrankhan-fp2zr]

Thank you so much, we missed your eeg teachings, great video as always.

[@EEGucation]

You are so welcome

[@gerasol85]

Nice. I like that you also show "unclear" transients and discuss them. This is clinical reality.

[@kunalm81]

This video is sooo good! I am surprised it has only 1.5K views! This channel needs more reach for sure!

[@kisansamugsa352]

Thank you very much! You are my teacher.

[@EEGucation]

You are welcome!

[@waleedmasseekh673]

Thank you so much

[@FaheemKhan-xn7oz]

What actually is background Is it total activity of the brain or just the posterior rhythm

[@imrankhan-fp2zr]

Around 13:20 minutes of the recording, you mentioned sharp waves, with epileptogenic potential. But it could also be transient temporal sharps in sleep? What makes one say epileptiform?

[@EEGucation]

Sharp morphology is one of a few features of an epileptiform discharge. "Epileptiform" implies potential to generate seizures. As I suppose you imply, presence of just a sharp wave does not immediately conclude epileptogenicity. The shape of the sharp wave, aftercoming slow waves, electric field and amplitude are some other features, but not a requirement to surmise that a sharp wave is epileptiform.