Continuous monitoring of the electroencephalogram following perinatal asphyxia

Clinical and etiological profile of neonatal seizures: a tertiary care hospital based study

“…Roseet al 13 also found early onset seizures in 75 (50.33%) babies whereas Coen RW et al 20 found that 81% of babies had early onset seizures.…”

Electroencephalographic monitoring during hypothermia after pediatric cardiac arrest

“…25 Serum neuron-specific enolase, a marker of neuron injury, has been demonstrated to be elevated in adults with NCSE 26 and children with continuous epileptiform discharges. 27 Studies in neonates have demonstrated an association between neonatal seizures and poor outcome, especially with more prolonged [28][29][30] and harder-to-control seizures, 31 although the confounding interplay between etiology, seizures, and outcome remains unclear 32 and studies have not proven that treatment improves outcome.…”

Prolonged Electroencephalogram Monitoring for Seizures and Their Treatment

“…The concept of prolonged EEG monitoring of the neonate is not new [30,31]. However, the task was extremely laborious in the past.…”