I need a neurologist
Hello, I need a neurologist, please, to read my EEG.
u/paolo_inc — 1 day ago
r/clinicalEEG
Work in progress
I'm excited to finally share something that's been in development for the past year. As a neurodiagnostic technologist, I saw firsthand how hard it is for EEG students and technologists, and even neurologists, to get real hands on practice. I've watched students come up through training without enough real hands on exposure to the patterns that actually matter in practice. You can't schedule the right seizure to walk through the door on cue. So my team and I built WaveSim, a simulation platform built on patented technology that generates clinically accurate EEG patterns technologists and neurologists can actually study and learn from. This has been a year in the making and it's just the start. We're going to be eventually working toward the most accurate seizure detection software out there, and PSG and IOM simulation are soon to be in development. Excited for you all to see where this goes. Thank you!
u/Wave_Simulations — 3 days ago
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EEG change.
I’ve been taking very small doses of an extract from Vymara a hallucinogenic plant I found. A colleague found out what I was doing and, mostly out of curiosity, offered to run an EEG on me. We recorded my normal brain activity yesterday morning, before I took anything. Then we did another recording six hours after the dose. By that point, I felt completely normal. I wasn’t experiencing any noticeable effects, so I assumed the second recording would look basically the same as the first. It didn’t. My alpha activity was still elevated hours after the effects had worn off. Parts of my brain that are normally less connected appeared to be working more closely in sync. We checked everything and ran the analysis again. We got the same result. I’m repeating the experiment next week under the same conditions.
u/Direct-Bunch-4756 — 9 days ago