Artifacts

Artifact on EEG is any signal that doesn't come from the brain itself; this includes electrical, movement, physiologic and many other kinds of artifact.

Artifacts LEARNING EEG Home Basic Physiology 10-20 Montage Terminology Normal Awake Normal Asleep Artifacts Normal Variants Neonatal Pediatric Nonepileptiform Abnormalities Epileptiform Activity Seizures learn practice atlas artifacts are extracerebral Artifact on EEG is anything that does not arise from the brain itself, and can generally be broken down into physiologic, electric, and environmental in etiology. Identifying artifacts on EEG can be challenging for several reasons. First, artifacts are everywhere--they don't follow the rules of localization, can be very disorganized, and often a

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