Next up in our EEG in Epilepsy Series: Landau-Kleffner Syndrome - also know as LKS. Landau-Kleffner is a rare age-related epileptic...

As EEG technologists, we’re used to interpreting the brain’s electrical signals to help diagnose neurological conditions. But what if those same signals could be used to communicate not with another person, but with a computer?

Pediatric patients, as one would expect, take more time and definitely more patience; however, the importance of a quality recording remains the same and keeping that as our goal will help.

Though often dismissed as a non specific finding, FIRDA can be a key to identifying deeper neurological or systemic problems. So, what does FIRDA tell us and when should we take it seriously?

“My journey into neurodiagnostics didn’t begin in a classroom; it started in real life.” From medical assisting to EEG leadership, Callie Klotka shares her story.

A major role of our immune system is to recognize and eliminate infections. But sometimes parts of the immune system may instead react with our own body to cause autoimmune diseases.  When this reaction is against proteins of the limbic areas of the brain, this is called ‘autoimmune limbic encephalitis’.

As hospitals continue to adopt remote EEG monitoring, ensuring security, efficiency, and high-quality patient care is essential. Many institutions rely on Citrix for remote access, but its limitations can introduce unnecessary delays, security vulnerabilities, and administrative burdens. A more effective solution involves establishing a direct connection to the acquiring computer, offering improved patient safety, optimized workflow, hospital efficiency and reduced IT overhea

Did you know that even with advanced tools like EEG monitoring, it can still be difficult to distinguish between frontal lobe seizures and Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES)? While both conditions can present with dramatic symptoms, their origins—and therefore their treatments—are quite different.

Last month Neurodiagnostic professions gathered in New Orleans for the annual ASET Conference and Integris Neuro was thrilled to be...

Well it’s summer and we are now in 2025's second half! Maybe now is the time for a quick check up on all you had hoped for this year....

Epilepsy is a common condition found in patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) with approximately 1/3rd of patient’s with autism also having seizures.   This relationship is complex, and the exact reason for the increased risk of seizures in individuals with autism is still being evaluated. 

When working in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, one of the first things we would try in bringing on a seizure is to sleep deprive the patient. The importance of sleep in people with epilepsy is so crucial.

Next up in our Back to Basics Series - Neurotransmitters What are they and how do they function? Why is this important to know when...

I have been working from home for several years now. My company community is mainly remote workers. For the first few years, I would tell...

One of the most frightening experiences for any parent is witnessing their child unexpectedly suffer a seizure. In the United States,...

As EEG technologists, we know that our role goes far beyond simply recording brain activity. We are part of a critical process that helps...

My cousin’s child was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was five years old. This was one of the reasons, I got so interested in this field...

Epilepsy affects millions worldwide, and while many individuals achieve seizure control through medications, a significant...

EEG technologists are often called upon to assess patients experiencing various forms of seizure activity, including some rare and severe...

As EEG technologists, we know how complex and delicate brain activity can be, but what happens when the brain is exposed to extreme...