Continuous video-EEG monitoring in pediatric intensive care units

O13: Common Pitfalls in Pediatric Long-Term Video-EEG Monitoring

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Continuous EEG monitoring in the intensive care unit: an overview.

Due to technological advances, it is now feasible to record continuous digital EEG (CEEG), with or without video, in critically ill patients and review recordings remotely. Nonconvulsive seizures (NCSzs) are more common than previously recognized and are associated with worse outcome. The majority of seizures in ICU patients are nonconvulsive and will be missed without CEEG. Factors associated ...

EEG monitoring in the intensive care unit.

EEG recording in the intensive care setting presents a number of technical challenges. It is essential to differentiate artifact from pathophysiologic EEG changes that would suggest encephalopathy, epileptiform activity, or seizures. There are particular patterns typical of deepening encephalopathy, as well as, coma patterns that have diagnostic and prognostic significance (e.g., spindle coma, ...

Guidelines for pediatric intensive care units.

The second half of the 20th century has produced an explosion of knowledge applied to the critically ill. The pathophysiology of life-threatening processes such as shock, respiratory failure, and increased intracranial pressure has been explored extensively. Advances in electronic patient monitoring, pharmacology, and improvement in transport systems are but a few of the factors that have drast...

Continuous EEG Monitoring in Critical Care