my son EEG found an abnormal at places showing Centro temporal sharp and slow wave discharges, dr. given the medicine valprol-cr-200. is it ok and for what? how much time will take recover of my son... View answer

. EEG showed abnormal awake EEG record showing generalized epileptic discharges. background 8-9 hz, 20-30 uv posterior dominant reactive to eye opening alpha activity symmetricaly. alpha dropout... View answer

ground activity consist of theta activity. Bilateral sharp waves are seen. Conclusion: Abnormal EEG ...Today we conduct an EEG test for my nephew who is 2 year old male. below are the... View answer

lobe in 2005. She was put on zeptol for 5 years. Later in 2008 she experienced another fit . EEG in 2014 showed abnormal awake EEG record and evidence of probable irritative foci over both posterior head ... View answer

epilepsy because the EEG shows a hyperventilation induced polyspike and wave 3-4HZ. They started her on ...My teen daughter has been having fainting with seizure activity in the morning while on or... View answer

My 9 months old Son s EEG report (drug inducted sleep record) saying that, Background activity consist of 4-6 hz, 10-150 uv waves, Transient sleep spindles are seen. Independent sharp & slow... View answer

Dear SIR,I have undergone the following tests; 1. MRI BRAIN RESULT: NORMAL 2. EEG RESULT: NORMAL 3.SLEEP DEPRIVED EEG ABNORMALITY: There are occasional sharp transients,slow sharp... View answer

sharp waves and spike-slow wave morphology over the bilateral frontotemporal regions IMPRESSIONS ... and ct scan was made but the result was normal no damaged dec 31 eeg was made to me and the report... View answer

1. The EEG was recorded while the patient was asleep 2. This Record showed low to medium aplitude ... wave complexes, polyspikes of medium amplitude were present over multiple regions of both hemispheres ... View answer

Dear Doctor, My 12 year son suffering from fit bybirth his eeg result Shows (Conclusion : An abnormal EEG showing focal slowing spike wave epileptiform activity from RT temporoparietal regions.)... View answer