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EEG & qEEG

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7 entries · Normal variants
Normal variants

14-and-6 positive bursts

Brief positive posterior-temporal bursts in drowsiness or light sleep.

Criteria & assessment

  • Use a reference that demonstrates positive polarity; inspect both burst envelope and frequency.

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Lambda waves

Positive occipital transients associated with visual scanning.

Criteria & assessment

  • Verify occipital field and positive polarity with an appropriate reference.

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Mu rhythm

Central arciform rhythm that can attenuate with movement or sensorimotor activation.

Criteria & assessment

  • Compare central distribution with the posterior dominant rhythm.
  • Document the movement interval when claiming blocking.

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Positive occipital sharp transients of sleep

Positive occipital sleep transients, sometimes in trains.

Criteria & assessment

  • Demonstrate occipital field and positive polarity.

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Rhythmic midtemporal theta of drowsiness

Temporal theta trains without ictal evolution in a drowsy background.

Criteria & assessment

  • Review onset, middle and offset before judging evolution.

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SREDA

Subclinical rhythmic EEG discharge of adults, a seizure mimic with a characteristic clinical and electrographic context.

Criteria & assessment

  • Assess bilateral distribution, evolution and clinical state.

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Wicket waves

Arciform temporal activity occurring singly or in trains.

Criteria & assessment

  • Assess background continuity, temporal field, and absence of a stereotyped epileptiform after-going slow wave.

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