Background: Continuous electroencephalographic monitoring has become an essential diagnostic tool in the evaluation of critically ill neurological patients. Electrographic seizures and nonconvulsive status epilepticus frequently occur without overt clinical manifestations, making detection based solely on bedside exami...
W. A. Martins, R. A. Cristovam, Leticia Tijiboy et al.· ANPAbstract_CBN26· 0 citations
Background: Electrographic seizures frequently occur in critically ill patients and often remain clinically unrecognized. Continuous electroencephalographic monitoring has therefore become an essential tool for seizure detection in intensive care settings. Identifying electroencephalographic predictors of seizure occur...
Gabriel Mambrini Ibañez, Antônia dos Santos Bobrowski, Leticia Tijiboy et al.· ANPAbstract_CBN26· 0 citations
Background: Continuous electroencephalographic monitoring is increasingly used in intensive care units to detect electrographic seizures and nonconvulsive status epilepticus. However, the optimal duration of monitoring required for reliable seizure detection remains uncertain. Defining the temporal dynamics of seizure...
Antônia dos Santos Bobrowski, W. Martins, Gabriel Mambrini Ibañez et al.· ANPAbstract_CBN26· 0 citations
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