Detecting Seizures from a Low-density Montage with BrainsView

Shima Abdullateef, Javier Escudero, Vera Nenadovic, Brian Jordan, Ailsa McLellan, Milly Lo

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Critically ill paediatric patients are at increased risk of having seizures without apparent clinical signs making clinical diagnosis particularly difficult. Undetected or delayed treatment of seizures worsens these patients’ functional neurological recovery.
An electroencephalogram (EEG) is the gold standard method to detect seizures. Certified clinical physiologists are required to apply high density montages and neurologists are needed to interpret the recordings and identify seizures. Neither are available round the clock in the paediatric critical care units (PCCU). Thus, there is a clinical need to develop a quantitative seizure detection method using a low-density EEG montage, which may be applied by the bedside nurses in PCCU. In this project, we aim to test and adapt the BrainView’s brain connectivity assessment software to detect seizures using only 8 channels from routinely collected multi-channels EEG.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationBioMedEng2021
Publication statusPublished - 6 Sept 2021
EventBioMedEng21 -
Duration: 6 Sept 20217 Sept 2021
https://biomedeng21.com/

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ConferenceBioMedEng21
Period6/09/217/09/21
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