EEG of Patient After Car Accident

My name is Jared Beckwith, I’m a registered EEG technologist. In this video I review a patient’s EEG after a car crash into a tree. The EEG record showed diffuse theta waves (4-7/second) representing generalized brain dysfunction. A normal EEG shows alpha waves (8-12/second).

[@jaredbeckwith]

Thanks for watching, subscribe for more EEG review videos! ❤

[@barelyw0rld]

Keep up the good work bro! Literally my teacher is using one of your TH-cam videos to teach our class rn. Thats crazy because I was already subscribed to you so I was like wtf.

[@barelyw0rld]

It was the 6 important artifacts you must know video

[@jaredbeckwith]

For sure, I’ll keep making videos for you! If anyone in your class needs help they can reach out to me any time. 👍

[@barelyw0rld]

@@jaredbeckwith thank you 🙏🏾 any information would be helpful in video form, even if it seems extremely beginner level information.

[@EEGworld]

Hard to see much other than the pops. Turn up the gain! What program is this?

[@jaredbeckwith]

You’re right, this EEG is lower amplitude than most normal records. Adjusting the sensitivity could help see the theta waves better. I’m reading the EEG’s on my own review software called AiON.