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    Annals of Neurology: Automatic measurement of peak load of epileptiform activities may improve the prognosis of patients with epilepsy

    • Last Update: 2021-11-13
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    Among critically ill patients undergoing electroencephalography (EEG) brain monitoring, as many as half of patients have epileptiform periodic and rhythmic brain activity (epilepsy-like activity [EA])


    epilepsy

    Sahar F.


    Sahar F.


    This study aims to determine the dose-response relationship between epileptiform activity load and prognosis in acutely ill patients


    The research team developed an artificial intelligence algorithm to annotate the 11.


    Examples of normal electroencephalogram (EEG), seizures, and periodic seizures


    Examples of normal electroencephalogram (EEG), seizures, and periodic seizures


    Sahar F.


    The peak value of


    First 24-hour epileptiform activity (EA) load


    First 24-hour epileptiform activity (EA) load


    The dose-response relationship between epileptiform activity load and prognosis in subgroup analysis


    The dose-response relationship between epileptiform activity load and prognosis in subgroup analysis


    The automatic measurement of peak load of epileptiform activities provides a convenient, consistent and quantifiable goal for future multicenter randomized trials to study whether suppression of epileptiform activities can improve results


    The automatic measurement of peak load of epileptiform activities provides a convenient, consistent and quantifiable goal for future multicenter randomized trials to study whether suppression of epileptiform activities can improve results


    Zafar SF, Rosenthal ES, Jing J, et al.


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    Zafar SF, Rosenthal ES, Jing J, et al Automated Annotation of Epileptiform Burden and Its Association with Outcomes Ann Neurol 2021; 90 (2):.
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    300-311 doi: 10.
    1002 / ana.
    26161

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