| When possible, an electroencephalogram should be obtained to assess prognosis and select appropriate drug therapy. |
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| Encephalopathy usually can be documented by slow wave activity on an electroencephalogram. |
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| Nearly all of the studies we reviewed mentioned the standard electroencephalogram as an absolute requirement for the diagnosis of epilepsy. |
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| The electroencephalogram shows no sign of electrical activity in the brain, as recorded from a minimum of eight points. |
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| The electroencephalogram and computed tomographic scan were within normal limits. |
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| The action of ANAFRANIL on the human electroencephalogram is one of desynchronization. |
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| Brainwave training by the use of electroencephalogram and computer programs intended for that purpose. |
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| Measurement of the electrocardiogram, the electroencephalogram, and the electromyogram. |
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| It is necessary to investigate the relationship between each muscle stiffness and brain activities by electroencephalogram, positron emission tomography, and so on. |
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| An extensive evaluation including ECG, echocardiogram, Holter studies, chest radiograph, brain MRI, electroencephalogram, and carotid ultrasound was unrevealing. |
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| In these and in other circumstances we may use special tests, such as an electroencephalogram to detect brain electrical activity. |
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| Twenty percent of brain-dead people have active cortical activity, as demonstrated on electroencephalogram. |
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| The electroencephalogram, eye movements, and muscle tone are monitored. |
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| On electroencephalogram, she was found to have burst suppression, seen in severe anoxic damage of the brain, and diffuse encephalopathic process. |
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| If encephalitis is suspected, lumbar puncture should be performed after neuroimaging and electroencephalogram. |
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| A whole program of care is carried out, including neurological tests and antiepileptic treatments, clinical monitoring and objective evaluation through electroencephalogram. |
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| These electroencephalogram patterns differ from those of controls, in particular over lateral frontoparietal electrodes. |
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| Scientists call this pattern of electrical activity an electroencephalogram. |
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| An electroencephalogram showed generalized slow waves, consistent with severe diffuse encephalopathy. |
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| When there is some question about it, then we do other tests, such as an electroencephalogram, but in many cases this may not be mandatory or necessary. |
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| For instance, the latest innovations for PO monitors concern elaborate electroencephalogram and neuro-muscular measurements, in order to measure the effects of anaesthesia. |
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| If electrocerebral silence has been confirmed by electroencephalogram while on high-dose barbiturates for refractory intracranial hypertension, no apnea test is required as part of the clinical examination. |
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| Many methods for paraclinical confirmation of the diagnosis have been proposed, the oldest of which is the total flatness of the electroencephalogram. |
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| An electroencephalogram, which measures electrical activity in the brain, determined that the seizure was centered on her brain's left side. |
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| We examined electroencephalogram and the evaluation in frequency and time domain in somatosensitive cortex of 25 week-old D2 mice. |
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| When brain function ceases, the electroencephalogram shows flatline recordings. |
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| About electroencephalography equipment An electroencephalogram is a technique used to detect electrical activity in the brain using electrodes that are attached to the scalp. |
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| Picrotoxin-induced generalized convulsion seizure in rats changes in regional distribution and frequency of the power of electroencephalogram rhythmus. |
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