The EEG (or Electroencephalography) has become the quintessential tool for Neurologists (or Epileptologists) to determine what is going on in our heads. It measures the tiny electrical changes in our brain. Neurologists arrange the data in a montage so it can be inspected. A trained Neurologist can use the EEG Read more…
An EEG (or electroencephalogram) is one of the first tests that we go through after experiencing a seizure. Small sensors (or electrodes) are attached to our scalp to measure electrical current in different portions of our brains. Hopefully, the data attained can be used by our medical team to determine Read more…
If you’ve always wondered: “Why doesn’t my doctor listen to me?”, “Why does my doctor push medication on me?” or “Why is my doctor so terrible?” then this episode is for you. The host of our podcast, David Clifford, covers the relationship between epilepsy patients and neurologists using vital statistics Read more…