61, amnestic events Jun 06, 2025

Epilepsy?

In the page above, notice how well-developed alpha is over the temporal regions, especially on the left, in the first few seconds of the page

Figure 2:

 In the first few seconds of th...

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56y, epilepsy, MRI normal, high functioning Jun 05, 2025

What do you make of this apiculate wave in the early hours of the morning (01h26)?

In the above bipolar montage, the large deflection in channels 12 and 16 can only be explained by a discharge th...

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21y, first seizures Jun 04, 2025

She developed her first neurological event four days ago, when she got up, felt dizzy and heard a high-pitched ringing sound, her vision appeared slightly blurred, she became an amnestic, regained her...

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59y, first seizure Jun 04, 2025

No minor seizures ever, there was no identifiable precipitate for this seizure. Why do you think this patient had a seizure for the first time at 59 years? TCS, without warning

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27y, proven left TLE Jun 01, 2025

This EEG below is of interest and reinforces the point made in this post: 41y, TLE

 

On this occasion the patient is awake. F7, T3, M1, F8, T4 and M2 are excluded from the reference. There is a sp...

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17, born prem, given O2, blind, MRI reported as normal May 31, 2025

...attends a school for blind people. What is the significance of the sharply-contoured waves?

 

 

 

 He has no alpha rhythms, there are intermittent delta waves over both occipital region...

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Red alert May 28, 2025

Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology Volume 36, Number 4, July 2019

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41y, TLE May 25, 2025

What is the nature of the following sharply contoured wave? The recording during wakefulness was normal for 3 days of monitoring. The following is from sleep:

 

The above discharge appears at M1-F...

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11y May 24, 2025

Is the following abnormal? If so, what is its nature?

 There are two observations worth mentioning. Background rhythms (approximately 7.5 Hz frequencies) are well developed in the right central reg...

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11y, seizures May 22, 2025

The following pages are different montages of the same epochs, and the patient is awake and playing on the cell phone.

The waveform is coincident with the ECG, but the distribution of the waveform is...

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31y, seizures May 20, 2025

What would you call this fella? The patient is asleep 

 Figure 1:

 

Notice the change in "paper speed"; The above represented at 5 seconds per page

Refer to figure 1 above. While this looks li...

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53, likely TLE. Which of these waves is abnormal? May 20, 2025

Notice that there are slow eye movements at F8 and F7 In the first few seconds, the background rhythms slow after one second and rhythmic theta waves appear alternately over both temporal regions. O...

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