electroencephalography (eeg)

Can EEG Detect Other Neurological Conditions in Neonates?

Yes, EEG can help diagnose a range of other neurological conditions in neonates, such as metabolic disorders, structural brain anomalies, and congenital infections. Abnormal EEG patterns can provide clues that prompt further diagnostic testing and early intervention.

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