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What's meaning/significance of: eeg=occasional bursts high amp. generalized sharp theta.hypervent. showed diffuse higher amp. mild slowing.
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EEG: An eeg is an aid in the clinical diagnosis of seizures/spells, the significance of the eeg findings have to be in the context of the patient history. The above results are non diagnostic of nothing in particular. I would discuss this results with the neurologist or clinician that odder the test.
Answered 12/28/2014
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