Category: Neonatal EEG
CortiCap Use Case – CEEG in the NICU
The Challenge Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) is the leading cause of seizures in the neonate. Amplitude Integrated EEG (aiEEG) is often employed when EEG techs are not available. aiEEG traces can […]
Read MoreEEG in Therapeutic Hypothermia Following Global Ischemic Injury to the Brain
TH in the setting of global ischemic injury to the brain is a treatment that benefits from EEG monitoring in adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients.
Read MoreAdvantage of cEEG vs aEEG in Monitoring for Neonatal Seizures
The most compelling evidence for the utility of continuous EEG monitoring exists for pediatric patients. While the indications for neonatal EEG can include assessment of age and maturity, measurement of […]
Read MoreHow Continuous EEG Monitoring Improves Patient Management
Electroencephalogram dates back more than a century, but only in the last few decades has technology afforded us the opportunity to explore the full potential of continuous EEG (cEEG). In […]
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