Awake and sleep EEG : activation procedures and artifacts / Philippe Gélisse and Arielle Crespel.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Gélisse, Philippe, author.

Crespel, Arielle, author.

Series:

Atlas of electroencephalography ; Volume 1.

Atlas of Electroencephalography ; Volume 1

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Electroencephalography--Atlases.

Electroencephalography.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (407 pages) : illustrations.

Edition:

Second edition.

Place of Publication:

Surrey, England : John Libbey Eurotext, 2016.

Summary:

A useful tool to analyze physiological EEG awake and sleep activities in children and adults.

Contents:

EEG Awake and sleep EEG - Activation procedures and Artifacts

PREFACE

THE AUTHORS

INTRODUCTION

EEG RECORDINGS

GLOSSARY

CHAPITRE I - Normal awake electroencephalogramand unusual EEG patterns

BACKGROUND OR FUNDAMENTAL ACTIVITY

OTHER RHYTHMS

I 1 Background activity in a child with posterior slow waves (1)

I 2 Background activity in a child with posterior slow waves (2)

I 3 Posterior rhythmic delta activity in a child with childhood absence epilepsy

I 4 Temporal Intermittent Rythmic Delta Activity (TIRDA) in an adolescent with juvenile absence epilepsy

I 5 Background activity in an adult, reactivity of the alpha rhythm and beta rhythms

I 6 Beta rhythms in a child with posterior slow waves

I 7 Background activity in an adult, notched alpha waves and beta rhythms

I 8 Slow alpha variant: subharmonic (1)

I 9 Slow alpha variant: subharmonic (2)

I 10 Slow alpha variant: subharmonic (3)

I 11 Fast alpha variant (1)

I 12 Fast alpha variant (2)

I 13 Mu rhythm in an infant

I 14 Mu rhythm in a child

I 15 Mu rhythm and alpha reactivity in an adult

I 16 Reactivity of the mu rhythm in an adult

I 17 Posterior mu rhythm in an adult

I 18 Slow mu variant

I 19 Lambda waves in an adult

I 20 Lambda waves in an adult which disappear with point fixation and paradoxical alpha

I 21 Lambda waves in an adult which disappear with point fixation

I 22 Midline theta rhythm (Cigánek rhythm) (1)

I 23 Midline theta rhythm (Cigánek rhythm) (2)

I 24 Subclinical Rhythmic Electrographic Discharges in Adults (SREDA) (1)

I 25 Subclinical Rhythmic Electrographic Discharges in Adults (SREDA) (2)

I 26 Subclinical Rhythmic Electrographic Discharges in Adults (SREDA) (3).

I 27 Subclinical Rhythmic Electrographic Discharges in Adults (SREDA) (4)

I 28 Subclinical Rhythmic Electrographic Discharges in Adults (SREDA) (5)

I 29 Temporal theta acitivity (wicket spikes)

I 30 Temporal theta-delta activity (wicket spikes)

I 31 Temporal theta-delta activity (rhythmic midtemporal discharges)

I 32 Breach rhythm (1)

I 33 Breach rhythm (2)

I 34 Breach rhythm (3)

I 35 Breach rhythm (4)

I 36 Breach rhythm in a patient after cortectomy with sequelae of brain trauma

I 37 When the EEG complicates the situation. Benign spike-waves without epilepsy (1)

I 38 When the EEG complicates the situation. Benign spike-waves without epilepsy (2)

I 39 When the EEG complicates the situation. Generalized spike-waves without epilepsy

CHAPITRE II - Activation procedures

HYPERVENTILATION

INTERMITTENT PHOTIC STIMULATION

EYE COMPRESSION

II 1 Hyperventilation hypersynchrony (1)

II 2 Hyperventilation hypersynchrony (2)

II 3 Hyperventilation hypersynchrony (3)

II 4 Physiological slow waves during hyperventilation

II 5 Generalized spike-waves during hyperventilation

II 6 A typical absence seizure occurring during hyperventilation

II 7 Focal slow waves during hyperventilation

II 8 Slow waves after hyperventilation (Moyamoya disease)

II 9 Photic driving in an infant

II 10 Photic driving at low frequency in a child

II 11 Photic driving in a child

II 12 Photic driving in an adult (1): subharmonic

II 13 Photic driving in an adult (2)

II 14 Photic driving in an adult (3)

II 15 Photic driving in an adult (4)

II 16 Fast alpha variant appearing during photic stimulation

II 17 Pathological photic driving

II 18 Photomyogenic response (1)

II 19 Photomyogenic response (2).

II 20 Paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response) (1)

II 21 Paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response) (2)

II 22 Paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response) (3)

II 23 Paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response) at the same frequency as the flashes

II 24 Asymmetrical paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response)

II 25 Myoclonic jerks triggered by intermittent photic stimulation

II 26 Absence triggered by intermittent photic stimulation (1)

II 27 Absence triggered by intermittent photic stimulation (2)

II 28 Focal seizure triggered by intermittent photic stimulation

II 29 Paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response) triggered by television

II 30 When the EEG complicates the situation! Paroxysmal photosensitive response (photoparoxysmal response) without epilepsy

II 31 Heart arrest triggered by eye compression

II 32 Syncope triggered by eye compression (1)

II 33 Syncope triggered by eye compression (2)

II 34 Syncope triggered by eye compression (3)

II 35 Syncope triggered by eye compression (4)

CHAPITRE III - EEG and sleep

SLEEP DEPRIVATION PROCEDURE

DIFFERENT STAGES OF SLEEP

SLEEP ARCHITECTURE

DROWSINESS

STAGE N1

STAGE N2

DEEP SLEEP

REM SLEEP

AROUSAL AND AWAKENING IN SLEEP

OTHER PHYSIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS AND UNUSUAL RHYTHMS IN SLEEP

III 1 Hypnagogic hypersynchrony (1)

III 2 Hypnagogic hypersynchrony (2)

III 3 Hypnagogic hypersynchrony (3)

III 4 Drowsiness in a child (1)

III 5 Drowsiness in a child (2)

III 6 Drowsiness in an adolescent

III 7 Fluctuation of level of consciousness in an elderly person

III 8 Beta rhythm

III 9 NREM 1: Vertex waves in a child.

III 10 NREM 1: A train of vertex waves in a child

III 11 NREM 1: Vertex waves in an adolescent

III 12 NREM 1: Vertex waves in an adult (1)

III 13 NREM 1: Vertex waves in an adult (2)

III 14 NREM 2: Physiological elements in an infant (1)

III 15 NREM 2: Physiological elements in an infant (2)

III 16 NREM 2: Physiological elements in a young child

III 17 NREM 2: Physiological elements in a child

III 18 NREM 2: Physiological elements in an adolescent

III 19 NREM 2: Physiological elements in an adult (1)

III 20 NREM 2: Physiological elements in an adult (2)

III 21 NREM 2: Physiological elements in an adult (3)

III 22 NREM 3: Deep sleep in an infant

III 23 NREM 3: Deep sleep in an adult

III 24 Deep sleep in a child with superimposed theta rhythms

III 25 Deep sleep in an adult with superimposed alpha rhythms

III 26 REM sleep: Transition from stage N2 sleep

III 27 REM sleep: Transition from stage N2 sleep

III 28 REM sleep in an infant

III 29 REM sleep in a young child

III 30 REM sleep in a child

III 31 REM sleep: alpha activity, sawtooth waves

III 32 REM sleep: alpha activity, sawtooth waves and mu rhythm

III 33 REM sleep: sawtooth waves and muscle twitches

III 34 REM sleep: posterior theta rhythm

III 35 REM sleep: Slow alpha variant

III 36 REM sleep: beta rhythms

III 37 REM sleep: beta rhythms, muscle atonia and muscle twitches

III 38 Transient arousal

III 39 Arousal: K alpha

III 40 Arousal: Postarousal hypersynchrony in an infant

III 41 Arousal reaction: Hypersynchronous delta activity (1)

III 42 Arousal reaction: Hypersynchronous delta activity (2)

III 43 Arousal reaction: Frontal arousal rhythms in a young child

III 44 Arousal reaction: Frontal arousal rhythms in a child.

III 45 Arousal reaction: Frontal arousal rhythms in an adolescent

III 46 Positive occipital sharp transients of sleep (POSTs) in NREM sleep stage 2 (1)

III 47 Positive occipital sharp transients of sleep (POSTs) in NREM sleep stage 2 (2)

III 48 Positive occipital sharp transients of sleep (POSTs) in NREM sleep stage 2 (3)

III 49 A train of positive occipital sharp transients of sleep (POSTs) in NREM sleep stage 2

III 50 Positive occipital sharp transients of sleep (POSTs) in NREM sleep stage 3

III 51 Alpha-like activity in NREM Sleep

III 52 Wicket spikes (1)

III 53 Wicket spikes (2)

III 54 Wicket spikes (3)

III 55 Wicket spikes (4)

III 56 Wicket spikes in REM sleep

III 57 Small Sharp Spikes (SSS)/ Benign sporadic sleep spikes/ Benign epileptiform transients of sleep (1)

III 58 Small Sharp Spikes (SSS)/ Benign sporadic sleep spikes/ Benign epileptiform transients of sleep (2)

III 59 Fourteen- and six-Hertz positive bursts during REM sleep in a child

III 60 Fourteen- and six-Hertz positive bursts during REM sleep in an adult (1)

III 61 Fourteen- and six-Hertz positive bursts during REM sleep in an adult (2)

III 62 Fourteen- and six-Hertz positive bursts during REM sleep in an adult (3)

III 63 Fourteen- and six-Hertz positive bursts during NREM sleep in an adult

III 64 Rhythmic midtemporal discharges

III 65 Rhythmic midtemporal discharges in a patient with idiopathic generalized epilepsy (1)

III 66 Rhythmic midtemporal discharges in a patient with idiopathic generalized epilepsy (2)

III 67 Rhythmic midtemporal discharges in a patient with idiopathic generalized epilepsy (3)

III 68 Rhythmic midtemporal discharges in a patient with temporal lobe epilepsy

III 69 Rhythmic midtemporal discharges in REM Sleep (1).

III 70 Mu rhythm and rhythmic midtemporal discharges in REM Sleep (2).

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed November 14, 2017).

ISBN:

2-7420-1536-1

OCLC:

1007049866