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electroencephalogram::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | eeg, encephalogram |
| Type of | graph, graphical record, graphical recording |
Examples of electroencephalogram
electroencephalogram
Electroencephalogram signatures of loss and recovery of consciousness from propofol.
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A neurologist hands Melissa a paper filled with squiggles from an electroencephalogram.
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An electroencephalogram was recorded in conjunction with each task.
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Data were also recorded with an electroencephalogram, as well as eye movements and blinking.
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A electroencephalogram monitored brain activity throughout each test.
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This car is ordinary, routine, a mean of averages, a flat line on life's electroencephalogram.
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Both toys employ EEG, or electroencephalogram, technology.
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If a flat electroencephalogram is taken as an indication of brain death, then there are documented cases.
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The recorded data, electroencephalogram, are permanent memories of a distinct period of cerebral activity.
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- A graphical record of electrical activity of the brain; produced by an electroencephalograph
- A recording of electrical brain activity made by an electroencephalograph
- Recording through the scalp of electrical potentials from the brain and the changes in these potentials. The EEG is one of the three basic variables (along with the EOG & EMG) used to score sleep stages and waking. ...
- Also called an EEG; the measurement and recording of brain wave activity. Frequency measurement in hertz ranges from below 3.5 per second (delta), 4 to 7.5 second (theta), 8 to 12 second (alpha), and above 13 second (beta). Electrodes are typically placed at C3 and C4 positions on the scalp.
- (EEG, most people only use the abbreviation). Recording of brain waves, required for sleep staging.
- A device used to measure and record electrophysiologic changes in the surface of, or within the substance of, the brain.
- A test to measure and record brain waves. In Rett syndrome, the EEG is almost always abnormal, although clinical seizures are not always present.
- An electroencephalogram is a noninvasive procedure to chart electrical impulses of the brain. An EEG is used to help locate the origins of seizures.
- A measurement of brain wave activity. This data is collected through sensors on the scalp.
