The diagnostic value of AEEG to epilepsy
Eeg Lake
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Eeg Lake
Abstract
Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of AEEG to epilepsy.Methods:The contrast study of routine electroencephalography(REEG) and ambulatory electroencephalography(AEEG) of 96 patients with epilepsy and 78 patients with non-epileptic attack disorder were conducted.Results:The total abnormal rate of REEG and AEEG in group epilepsy had statistical difference(P0.01).The total abnormal rate of AEEG between epilepsy and non-epileptic attack disorder had statistical difference(P0.01).29 cases(72.5%) occurred epileptic discharge in awake period and there were 38 cases in sleep period(95.0%),it had significant difference(P0.01).Epileptiform discharges during sleep were more than that of awake period.Conclusion:AEEG has significant value in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of epilepsy.
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Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of AEEG to epilepsy.Methods:The contrast study of routine electroencephalography(REEG) and ambulatory electroencephalography(AEEG) of 96 patients with epilepsy and 78 patients with non-epileptic attack disorder were conducted.Results:The total abnormal rate of REEG and AEEG in group epilepsy had statistical difference(P0.01).The total abnormal rate of AEEG between epilepsy and non-epileptic attack disorder had statistical difference(P0.01).29 cases(72.5%) occurred epileptic discharge in awake period and there were 38 cases in sleep period(95.0%),it had significant difference(P0.01).Epileptiform discharges during sleep were more than that of awake period.Conclusion:AEEG has significant value in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of epilepsy.
Key concepts: Medicine, Epilepsy, Electroencephalography, Pediatrics, Significant difference, Anesthesia, Psychiatry, Internal medicine