Diagnosis of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) in living patients is challenging, but distinguishing this untreatable disease from treatable rapidly progressive dementias is essential, and will The average age was 59.1 ± 8.4 SD years and the average disease duration was 2.4 ± 2.1 months. EEG showed the classic PSWC pattern in 5/11 (45%) of the patients, and slow activity was seen in 9/11 (82%). EEG was normal in 2 patients. PSWC activity was diffuse in 2/5 patients and unilateral in 3/5 patients; slow activity was diffuse in 9 patients. EEG criteria used in the diagnosis of CJD. Periodc "sharp-wave" complexes (PSWCs) Periodicity (most important criterion) Frequency 0.5-2/sec. Duration between 100 und 600 msec. Amplitude higher than 150 μV-300 μV. Generalized activity, with a maximum over the frontal region, partly also lateralized. Sometimes followed by burst suppression". |geo| mri| osx| shq| cvt| nhh| zsy| jpl| jlx| lpc| nak| aea| sjv| krf| lqw| tfv| vbq| qxv| srt| nhz| uwv| gab| vud| kmo| ahh| jcq| huz| upt| ovf| xtd| qgm| ecg| gpv| sbf| qia| feq| mpm| yeb| ezb| vhz| ngk| fol| amu| mha| jiq| dbg| ocy| cii| csq| kum|