New view on electroencephalographic pattern features of juvenile myoclonic epilepsy
The lecture presents modern data on electroencephalographic pattern features of juvenile myoclonic epilepsy should include atypical morphology of complexes of spike-slow wave, amplitude asymmetry, focal discharges, focal onset seizures, focal displacement of the paroxysms, and the presence of generalized paroxysmal fast rhythms. Modern studies indicated the need for training of doctors of functional diagnostics and clinical neurophysiologists about the electroencephalographic characteristics of JME with the goal of timely disease diagnosis, exception the appointment of inadequate treatment.