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Brian Appavu, Stephen Foldes, M’hamed Temkit, Austin Jacobson, Brian T Burrows, Danni Brown, Varina Boerwinkle, Iris Marku, P David Adelson
Pediatric Critical Care, Volume 212, Issue 3, Pages 240-247
March 2020
Objectives
Electroencephalography is used in neurocritical care for detection of seizures and assessment of cortical function. Due to limited resolution from scalp electroencephalography, important abnormalities may not be readily detectable. We aimed to identify whether intracranial electroencephalography allows for improved methods of monitoring cortical function in children with severe traumatic brain injury.
