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Mashup Score: 20EEG Talk - Episode 23: Hippocampus - 2 month(s) ago
Learn about the hippocampus.Special guest appearance: Dr. Lea Alhilali.
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Mashup Score: 21
Here we critique recent arguments proposing to distinguish ictal from non-ictal generalized periodic discharges (GPDs) based on etiology and stimulation response, arguing that these are unreliable. W…
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Great piece by @spikewhisperer et al. They advocate for a threefold separation approach to #GPDs: (a) agnostically describe #GPDs, (b) interpret #GPDs as ictal or nonictal through an #ASM trial, & (c) prescribe treatment based on trial response. @IlaeWeb https://t.co/iMHrEcp0gv https://t.co/OgYlbHvp04
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Mashup Score: 43Blog - 2 month(s) ago
Written by: Irfan Sheikh Published: 03 August 2024 Awake state: Posterior dominant rhythm (PDR) The posterior dominant rhythm (PDR) is a well-formed, quite symmetric, sinusoidal/rhythmic waveform best observed in the posterior head regions, namely in the occipital channels. The PDR is b est seen during wakefulness when eyes are closed/upon eye closure during relaxation or relative mental inactivity, and is attenuated by eye opening. Please note that the PDR frequency normally progresses as patients age,
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RT @EEGHub: Learning EEGs has never been easier! Check out our new blog post on Normal EEG! https://t.co/1E51Gajtfn @SheikhISMD @RoohiKatya…
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Mashup Score: 2
Content reviewed by Drs. Scott Perry, Sanjay Sisodiya, and Elaine Wirrell
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Mashup Score: 40Blog - 4 month(s) ago
Written by: Irfan Sheikh Published: 03 August 2024 Awake state: Posterior dominant rhythm (PDR) The posterior dominant rhythm (PDR) is a well-formed, quite symmetric, sinusoidal/rhythmic waveform best observed in the posterior head regions, namely in the occipital channels. The PDR is b est seen during wakefulness when eyes are closed/upon eye closure during relaxation or relative mental inactivity, and is attenuated by eye opening. Please note that the PDR frequency normally progresses as patients age,
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RT @EEGHub: Learning EEGs has never been easier! Check out our new blog post on Normal EEG! https://t.co/1E51Gajtfn @SheikhISMD @RoohiKatya…
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Mashup Score: 39Blog - 4 month(s) ago
Written by: Irfan Sheikh Published: 03 August 2024 Awake state: Posterior dominant rhythm (PDR) The posterior dominant rhythm (PDR) is a well-formed, quite symmetric, sinusoidal/rhythmic waveform best observed in the posterior head regions, namely in the occipital channels. The PDR is b est seen during wakefulness when eyes are closed/upon eye closure during relaxation or relative mental inactivity, and is attenuated by eye opening. Please note that the PDR frequency normally progresses as patients age,
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RT @EEGHub: Learning EEGs has never been easier! Check out our new blog post on Normal EEG! https://t.co/1E51Gajtfn @SheikhISMD @RoohiKatya…
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Mashup Score: 70A randomized controlled educational pilot trial of interictal epileptiform discharge identification for neurology residents - 5 month(s) ago
Epileptic Disorders is an educational ILAE journal publishing original research on clinical practice in epileptology, aiming to enhance epilepsy care and research.
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This novel educational program - founded upon technology-enhanced learning & retrieval practice - can be used to teach trainees how to identify interictal epileptiform discharges (IEDs) on #EEG. https://t.co/nRGOVUsOjM https://t.co/Ud0Dp4RMEO
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Mashup Score: 46th ILAE School on Advanced EEG and Epilepsy in Dianalund // International League Against Epilepsy - 5 month(s) ago
The main idea of the course is to bridge the gap between epileptologists and neurophysiologists. Therefore, topics both in the realm of signal analysis and topics related to seizure semiology and clinical significance of EEG findings will be covered. The theoretical presentations (in the morning) will be supplemented by EEG-reading sessions, where the participants will be guided through video-EEG samples by the tutors. The last day of the course will be dedicated to discussion of difficult cases brought
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RT @SBeniczky: Here we start: 8 days of learning, fun and inspiration :) https://t.co/QFPCiFoJGD
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Mashup Score: 12A Guide for Aspiring Neurology Educators - 6 month(s) ago
Annals of Neurology is a leading neurology journal from the American Neurological Association focusing on diseases of the human nervous system.
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Great work by Dr. Andrew Feldman, @BrainHealthMD, and @JosephKass4. We hope this article brings valuable advice to aspiring clinician educators of all levels and backgrounds. @ANA_journals https://t.co/4L5bTtwUWN
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Mashup Score: 39
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: AB Baker-Neurology: Education Journal Club. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
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Excited to present our #EEG education work in today's AB Baker Section-Neurology: Education journal club. It's at 3PM CST and the registration link is below! Hope to see you all there! :) https://t.co/u11xTO1gg6 https://t.co/6gcQsA7RMS
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The latest @EEGTalk episode is out!❤️🔥 Always such fantastic learning from our favorite neuroradiologist, @teachplaygrub! @curedravet @IlaeWeb @yesILAE @EpiDisorders https://t.co/RbqJp1kWeC