Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn more about the use of EEG for anaesthesia and intensive care medicine. The Safe Brain Initiative invites nurses and doctors to a one-day basic training course with lectures and workshops, held at Oslo University Hospital, Ullevål 11 April 2024. Enrol here.
Really interesting article in the latest issue of JAMA Neurology: Specific EEG changes, known as periodic discharges (PDs), seem to be of value in predicting brain tissue hypoxia in vulnerable patients with acute brain injury. In this investigation, Witsch and colleagues included 90 patients with high-grade subarachnoid haemorrhage and monitored them with continuous EEG in addition to… Continue reading EEG and Oxygenation in Acute Brain Injury
Watch this lecture by Michael Avidan, Washington University School of Medicine. Introduction and clinical use of EEG. Another resource are the learning modules of Partners Healthcare. Register for free at www.anesthesiaeeg.com.
Ivan came across this very useful and reasonably understandable introduction to EEG monitoring for anaesthetic use. It´s put together by the guys at ICETAP (International Consortium for EEG Training of Anesthesia Practitioners). It´s part of a series of tutorials on all things EEG for complete novices.
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