Challenge- there's 1 brief slide in this video that is a different Normal Variant: 14 and 6. If you catch where it is, write it in the comments.
Here's the main features to know about Wickets:
Normal Variant
Age: Adult
Location: Mid-Temporals
Frequency: 6-11 Hz
Voltage: High
State: Drowsiness or Light Sleep
Morphology: Comb-Like Shape
Lyrics: A Wicket is often misdiagnosed, as epileptic spikes in the temporals. But on the EEG when you say "H__S_". Wickets are just a Normal Variant. Wickets may sometimes look seizure-like. Wickets look sharp but keep in mind. The Temporals erupt and you say "Oh Monster". They are just a Variant so don't be scared. When a Wicket is sneaky there could just be one. But usually it's Wicke runs. 6 to 11 in it's Wicke speed. Usually in drowsiness or in light sleep. Side of the head, voltage is high, archiform sharp, it catches your eye, in older adults, when drowsy you find, 1 second bursts, it's kinda Mu-Like, Uni or Bi, the voltage is high, 1 or both sides, when sleeping sometimes, the most common find of Variant Spike, Uni or Bilateral, a Temporal find.
Sources: EEGatlas-online.com, eegpedia.org, learningeeg.com, emedicine.medscape.com, neupskyey.com
Video and Music: Jason Mesick
Artwork: Amy Mesick
Mixing: Jay Janes
10 сен 2024
