Paroxysmal and Epileptiform Activity: Expect the Unexpected
presented by: Jay Gunkelman, QEEG-D
Paroxysmal and Epileptiform Activity: Expect the Unexpected
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Paroxysmal and Epileptiform Activity: Expect the Unexpected 〰️
Paroxysms and epileptiform activity are obviously seen in epilepsy, and can be treated effectively with neurofeedback. The incidence of unexpected discharges in clinical cases without epilepsy is really quite surprising to those not familiar with the literature, where 20% or ADHD and 40-60% of autistics have classical discharges. The usual response in neurology to a non-epileptic is not to medicated. Current research with a significant population of psychiatric cases with discharges will be reviewed for their medication response.