Continuous electroencephalographic monitoring in critically ill patients has improved
detection of nonconvulsive seizures and periodic discharges, but when and how …

Objectives: To examine predictors and the prognostic value of electrographic seizures
(ESZs) and periodic epileptiform discharges (PEDs) in medical intensive care unit (MICU) …

BACKGROUND Continuous EEG monitoring is becoming a commonly used tool in the
assessment of brain function in critically ill patients. However, there is no uniformly accepted …

Originally described in patients with chronic epilepsy, nonconvulsive seizures (NCSs) are
being recognized with increasing frequency, both in ambulatory patients with cognitive …

Purpose: To describe an underrecognized EEG phenomenon in critically ill patients
undergoing continuous EEG monitoring (cEEG). We named these EEG patterns stimulus …

Importance Periodic and rhythmic electroencephalographic patterns have been associated
with risk of seizures in critically ill patients. However, specific features that confer higher …

Objective: Generalized periodic discharges are increasingly recognized on continuous EEG
monitoring, but their relationship to seizures and prognosis remains unclear. Methods: All …

The significance of rhythmic and periodic EEG patterns in critically ill patients is unclear. A
universal terminology is needed to facilitate study of these patterns, and consistent observer …

Continuous EEG Monitoring is becoming a commonly used tool in assessing brain function
in critically ill patients. However, there is no uniformly accepted nomenclature for EEG …

Objective: To identify patients most likely to have seizures documented on continuous EEG
(cEEG) monitoring and patients who require more prolonged cEEG to record the first …