Pediatric neurology and EEG education · Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Plain answers for families of children with seizures, headaches and developmental concerns. A careful EEG course for the people learning to read them. By Yash Shah, MD, MPH, pediatric neurologist and epileptologist.
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Seizures, EEGs, headaches and development, in plain language. Every page starts with the answer, then what to do next and when to call.
For trainees
Learn to read children's EEGs by age and by pattern, with Learn, Practice and Atlas views, flashcards, and the sentence you would write in the report.
For pediatric neurology residents, epilepsy fellows and EEG technologists
Yes. An EEG records brain activity for a short window, often 20 to 60 minutes. A child can have epilepsy and still have a normal EEG on a given day, because the brain's abnormal electrical signals come and go.
Yash Shah, MD, MPH · 5 min read
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Pediatric Neurology · Epilepsy · Clinical Neurophysiology
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Clinical Neurophysiology fellowship, Duke · MPH, NYU
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8 years caring for children
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