A Systematic Approach to Reporting an Abnormal EEG (Part 1)

I review an approach to reporting an abnormal EEG. This is first of a series of tutorials that will help you get comfortable with reporting abnormal EEGs. I suggest you review these tutorials multiple times to get your confidence. If you are a seasoned EEGer I would like to hear about your EEG reporting style in the comments section. Thank you for your attention.

[@shayaanp9207]

Awesome lecture, I am learning so much, and you make it so easy to understand.

[@EEGucation]

Excellent

[@researcherhaht]

This was amazing , thanks , please don't be late for part 2.

[@gianfrancocostantini9565]

Very helpful as always!! Thank you!

[@EEGucation]

My pleasure!

[@kisansamugsa352]

Thank you very much for this tutorial.

[@EEGucation]

You are welcome!

[@sinclair657]

Thank you

[@bayartuev]

Спасибо за видео! Приятно смотреть ваши видео

[@EEGucation]

Добро пожаловать

[@MdRubel-qe6bl]

your tutorial is really excellent....

[@EEGucation]

Thank you.

[@lyazzatorymbekova8323]

Thank you so much

[@EEGucation]

You're most welcome

[@nasreddineboucetta6362]

thank you so much

[@EEGucation]

You're welcome!

[@researcherhaht]

What do you think about the classification of EEG as abnormal I, II and III , according to the findings of slowing , intermittent or generalized , lateralization and the presence of abnormal non epileptiform discharge , glad to see your comment , thanks

[@EEGucation]

There are different approaches on reporting a procedure. I do not use this classification as it may not be understood by a majority.

[@researcherhaht]

@@EEGucation thanks for reply

[@mahmoodalghurabi4116]

Thank you so much

[@EEGucation]

You're most welcome