#ExpertAnswers: Marcio Furtado on EEG Monitoring in the Study of Experimental Epilepsy
Airdate: Wednesday, April 10, 2019 Season: 6 Episode: 1
Guest: Marcio Furtado
Dr. Marcio Furtado from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and BioSEaD answers questions from a webinar where he discusses the importance of anomalous EEG detection to study experimental epilepsy, why continuous EEG monitoring at a high sampling rate is critical to properly detect seizures, and how to effectively deal with large telemetry data sets.
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Associated Webinar: EEG and Telemetry: Best Practices for Managing Large Data Sets to Investigate Key Aspects of Epilepsy in Rodent Models
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