A total of 14 states have passed Seizure Safe School legislation to help protect children who live with epilepsy. The five key components of the bill: Seizure recognition and first aid training for educators Ensure a Seizure Action Plan is included in students’ files Medication administration Seizure recognition and first aid education for students Good Samaritan clause To read more about the Epilepsy Foundation’s stance on school safety, read their position statement. The post Safe Schools for Children with Epilepsy appeared first on Neuromonitoring Technologies ..read more

Join SSET in Clearwater Beach, Florida this September 16-18th for the annual 2022 meeting to learn about the latest in EEG/LTM and IONM.  Neuromonitoring Technologies Director of Neurodiagnostic Services Sabrina Galloway will be speaking on two important topics: Case Histories in Critical Care ICU and Trending in the ICU – A Complementary Modality for cEEG. Other topics include pediatric EEG, updated EEG terminology and best practices for clipping/pruning. 14 ASET CEUs are available for this event. Register today. The post Neuromonitoring Technologies Director of Neurodiagnostic Services ..read more

Please join us on December 2 to Deceomber 6, 2022 at the 2022 AES meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. Neuromonitoring Technologies will be onsite to provide information about our exceptional care for neurocritical patients. Stop by Booth 1101 to meet the team and learn more about our services. The post Annual American Epilepsy Society Meeting appeared first on Neuromonitoring Technologies ..read more

This year’s annual conference will be held at The Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky on August 4th through 6th. Join the neurodiagnostic community of technologists, physicians, lab managers and more to expand your knowledge and meet other professionals in the field. Earn up to 22.5 CUE credits by attending the lectures in person. Register today. The post 2022 Annual ASET Conference appeared first on Neuromonitoring Technologies ..read more

Neuromonitoring Technologies is pleased to announce that they will be a featured exhibitor at the Neurocritical Care Society 20th Annual Meeting, October 17-21, 2022 virtually and in San Antonio. The NCS Annual Meeting is the only national conference that focuses specifically on the practice of neurocritical care across all specialties. Neuromonitoring Technologies will feature their elite group of Neuromonitoring Specialists available to blend real-time continuous EEG (cEEG) data with cerebral hemodynamics and cardiovascular parameters to offer a complete multidisciplinary overview of t ..read more

Webinar: Revised Information on Classification and Clinical Management for Seizure Syndromes In a two part webinar series, experts from the International League Against Epilepsy will discuss the latest in seizure syndromes. The first webinar will focus on neonatal and pediatric populations. The second webinar will discuss seizure syndromes with variable age onset. Speakers will include Professors Helen Cross, Sameer Zuberi, Elaine Wirrell and Nicola Specchio who recently published position statements addressing this new information for the ILAE. Join the webinars to learn more about seizure et ..read more

Are you interested in collaborating with other professionals in the neurology field? Every other month, the Neurocritical Care Society chooses a journal article for open discussion on Twitter. A variety of topics have been discussed to include: Neuro imaging The Uniform Determination of Death Act Recovery from severe Covid-19 Traumatic Brain Injuries Medications To participate in future discussions, join the group to offer your ideas or to ask questions. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together with other professionals in the neurocritical field. The post The Neurocritical Care Socie ..read more

A timely and accurate diagnosis of mild TBI is critical for all patient populations.  qEEG is an investigative yet often misunderstood tool that if used correctly, can aid practitioners in caring for critical patients.  This guideline offers insight into the review process, analysis of mTBI evidence, presence of medications, mTBI versus state changes, statistical considerations, and neurophysiological considerations.  Check out the ACNS guideline here The post Applying Quantitative EEG for Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury appeared first on Neuromonitoring Technologies ..read more