Why the study?
Does ambulatory cassette EEG monitoring accurately detect epileptiform abnormalities compared to cable telemetry in patients undergoing EEG monitoring?
Population
40 patients undergoing EEG monitoring
Comparison
Ambulatory cassette EEG monitoring with video… vs Routine recording and intensive monitoring by…
Design
Cross-sectional, Two independent interpretations of A/EEG
Authors
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Ambulatory cassette EEG is an acceptable intermediate-level alternative to intensive surface EEG monitoring for detecting epileptiform abnormalities.
Does ambulatory cassette EEG monitoring accurately detect epileptiform abnormalities compared to cable telemetry in patients undergoing EEG monitoring?
Ambulatory cassette EEG is an acceptable intermediate-level alternative to intensive surface EEG monitoring for detecting epileptiform abnormalities.
Ebersole et al. (1983) studied this question.
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