Recognizing Seizures in a Comatose Patient

By Eliezer Sternberg, MD
Part of a workshop on EEG interpretation for neurology trainees

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[@milan9191]

In the example given at 11:44, isn't this pattern a periodic non-rhythmic pattern and thus not ictal at the onset? There appears to be an inter-discharge interval.

[@dananas9131]

I agree, wondering the same thing

[@gamingguruoz]

given neurofeedback can retrain the baseline (and bring coma patients out of comas) how does that factor in

[@dananas9131]

Question: isn't 11:48 a Global Periodic Discharge just by the nature that it has an inter-discharge interval as you explain in 7:44 ?
So you wouldnt need to go down the decision tree because the pattern isn't rhythmic at all, right?

[@warwickrivlin]

I think what you're saying is true, but I think he's just using it as an example of working through any repetitive discharges that are abnormal and sustained.

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