Clinical Value of Ambulatory Eletroencephalography Monitoring in Patients with Clinical Diagnosed Epilepsy
Jianhua Zhang
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Jianhua Zhang
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Objective To explore the value of AEEG monitoring in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of epilepsy.Methods AEEG and EFG was carried out in 423 patients (devided into clinical diagnosed epilepsy group and doubtful epiliepsy group )and the finding were analyzed retrospectively.AEEG and EEG was compared.Results A significant difference of the abnormalty rate of AEEG and EEG was found in clinical diagnosed epilepsy group(P0.001).A significant difference of the abnormality rate of AEEG and the positive rate of epileptiform discharges was found as compared with the doubtful epiliepsy group (P0.01).Conclusion AEEG might be an important value in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of epilepsy and prexysmal disease.
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Objective To explore the value of AEEG monitoring in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of epilepsy.Methods AEEG and EFG was carried out in 423 patients (devided into clinical diagnosed epilepsy group and doubtful epiliepsy group )and the finding were analyzed retrospectively.AEEG and EEG was compared.Results A significant difference of the abnormalty rate of AEEG and EEG was found in clinical diagnosed epilepsy group(P0.001).A significant difference of the abnormality rate of AEEG and the positive rate of epileptiform discharges was found as compared with the doubtful epiliepsy group (P0.01).Conclusion AEEG might be an important value in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of epilepsy and prexysmal disease.
Key concepts: Medicine, Epilepsy, Differential diagnosis, Abnormality, Pediatrics, Significant difference, Electroencephalography, Disease