Key result
Electroencephalographic monitoring during cardiopulmonary bypass remains underutilized in cardiac operations, though emerging technological advances may increase its future clinical adoption.
This review discusses the reasons for limited use of EEG monitoring during cardiopulmonary bypass and highlights technological advances that may increase its adoption.
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EEG underutilization in CPB warrants continued caution; leaves open prospective validation of emerging technologies before wider adoption.
Gugino et al. (2004) studied this question. Electroencephalographic monitoring during cardiopulmonary bypass remains underutilized in cardiac operations, though emerging technological advances may increase its future clinical adoption.
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