This is very helpful. I’ve purchased books on how to interpret an EEG and practice what I’ve read. Having seen your video allows me the comfort to know, that I’m heading in the right direction. Please do more!
@@connerhazelrigg6332 Look through as many EEG atlases as possible. Spehlman's EEG primer, Ebersole and Hussain's Principles of EEG interpretation and Goldenshohn's EEG atlas are good. Another good resource is Warren Blume's EEG atlases.
I have seen your old videos where you talk about how to write a report, if you dont mind can you please make a video how to write EEG report step by step, especially for new residents.
Very good and informative tutorials. Case based scenarios are most needed for clinicians. Seizure localisation in medically refractory seizures or prior to epilepsy surgery video would be great. Keep posting frequently Gratitude
I need help reading some eegs... would you be able to help? drs keep saying it's bects. It's not. The patient never returned to their baseline. And it's hitting both hemispheres just a little after the other. So not technically generalized.
