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Interpreting the Raw EEG: Temporal Intermittent Rhythmic Delta Activity (TIRDA)
The most common diagnostic pitfall occurs when TIRDA is misread as nonspecific temporal slowing. Many readers unfamiliar with its focal rhythmic structure mistakenly attribute it to background slowing due to prior injury or generalized dysfunction.
BioSource Faculty
Jun 1813 min read
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Interpreting the Raw EEG: Occipital Intermittent Rhythmic Delta Activity (OIRDA)
We wish clinicians knew that OIRDA is not an epileptiform discharge. It does not reflect hyperexcitability or paroxysmal depolarization, and in isolation, it is not a seizure pattern.
Fred Shaffer
Jun 1716 min read
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5-Min Science: Astrocytes Maintain Brain Health and Trigger Epilepsy
By targeting astrocytes, new therapies could offer more precise and effective ways to manage epilepsy.
BioSource Faculty
Oct 19, 20249 min read
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A Deep Dive into Slow Cortical Potentials
Slow cortical potentials are low-frequency EEG shifts indicating cortical excitability, linked to cognition, motor tasks, and disorders.
BioSource Faculty
Jun 23, 202412 min read
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