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Normal variants and artifacts: Importance in EEG interpretation
Ushtar Amin
,
Fábio A. Nascimento
, Ioannis Karakis
, Donald Schomer
, Selim R. Benbadis
Section of Adult Epilepsy
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Physiologic
100%
Normal Variants
100%
Normal Pattern
100%
EEG Interpretation
100%
Misinterpretation
66%
Phantom
33%
Response Pattern
33%
High Specificity
33%
Pacemaker
33%
Cell Phone
33%
Learning Objectives
33%
Epilepsy
33%
Variants of Uncertain Significance
33%
K-complex
33%
Blindness
33%
Spindle
33%
Abnormal Pattern
33%
Eye Movements
33%
Drowsiness
33%
Arousal
33%
Diagnostic Value
33%
Sleep Patterns
33%
Psychomotor
33%
International League Against Epilepsy
33%
Epileptiform Discharges
33%
Epileptiform
33%
Alpha Rhythm
33%
Over-reading
33%
Neurostimulator
33%
Sleep Rhythm
33%
Hypersynchrony
33%
Occipital Spikes
33%
Photic Driving
33%
Rhythmic Pattern
33%
Educational Review
33%
Epileptiform Transient
33%
Mu Rhythm
33%
Lambda Waves
33%
Small Sharp Spikes
33%
Wicket Spikes
33%
Wickets
33%
Slow Waves
33%
Vertex Waves
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Rhythm
100%
Electroencephalography
100%
Diagnostic Error
40%
Electromyography
40%
Epilepsy
40%
Sleep Pattern
40%
K-Complex
40%
Pulse Rate
20%
Clinical Significance
20%
Eye Movement
20%
Alpha Wave
20%
Epileptic Discharge
20%
Neurostimulator
20%
Mu Rhythm
20%
Pacemaker
20%
Learning Objective
20%
Neuroscience
Electroencephalography
100%
Electromyography
50%
Sleep Pattern
50%
Epilepsy
50%
Eye Movement
25%
Alpha Wave
25%
Arousal
25%