Guideline 7: Guidelines for EEG Reporting¶
American Clinical Neurophysiology Society. (2016). Guideline 7: Guidelines for EEG Reporting: Guidelines for EEG Reporting.
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Domain-specific¶
- Alpha Wave
- Absence, asymmetry, slowing, or poor reactivity may be relevant, but none is a standalone diagnosis; age, medication, alertness, skull defects, ocular state, technical quality, and the rest of the EEG must be considered.
This sourceAuthoritative reporting requirements for posterior dominant frequency, amplitude, alert state, spatial features, and background reactivity.
- Absence, asymmetry, slowing, or poor reactivity may be relevant, but none is a standalone diagnosis; age, medication, alertness, skull defects, ocular state, technical quality, and the rest of the EEG must be considered.
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