EEG Videos
EEG Videos
Short narrated lessons to start reading EEG, each with captions, a transcript and a knowledge check. 21 lessons, about 48 minutes in all, in the order of EEG Fundamentals, where each one opens the lesson it covers. Watch them in order, or choose a topic.
Lessons
- Where the EEG signal comes from
- The 10–20 system
- Channels and polarity
- Bipolar math and phase reversal
- Referential montages
- Transverse and circumferential montages
- Filters and sensitivity
- Frequency bands
- Organization of the background
- The posterior dominant rhythm
- How the EEG changes with age
- Drowsiness and light sleep
- Slow-wave and rapid eye movement sleep
- Normal variants
- More normal variants
- Eye artifacts
- Muscle, heart, electrode and room artifacts
- Epileptiform discharges
- Rhythmic and periodic patterns
- Focal and generalized slowing
- What makes a seizure
Where the EEG signal comes from
About Written for NeuroLogic and reviewed against the guidance of the American Clinical Neurophysiology Society, the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. The EEG on screen is drawn from the same teaching models as EEG Fundamentals, not from patient recordings, and the narration is a synthetic voice (Kokoro-82M). Turn on captions with the CC button.
Transcript
Practice scores reflect your first answer to each question. Progress stays in this browser.
Knowledge Check
After the videos, practice the same ideas in EEG Fundamentals dipole figures and the bipolar montage tour.