Automatic Responsiveness Testing in Epilepsy with Wearable Technology: The ARTiE Watch
Lydia Wheeler,
Vaclav Kremen,
Cole Mersereau
et al.
Abstract:Objective An accurate evaluation of behavioral responsiveness during and after seizures in people with epilepsy is critical for accurate diagnosis and management. Current methods for assessing behavioral responsiveness are characterized by substantial variation, subjectivity, and limited reliability and reproducibility in ambulatory and epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) settings. In this study, we aimed to develop and implement a novel mobile platform for deployment of automated responsiveness testing in epilepsy… Show more
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