Limited clinical validity of univariate resting-state EEG markers for classifying seizure disorders
Irene Faiman,
Rachel Sparks,
Joel S Winston
et al.
Abstract:Differentiating between epilepsy and psychogenic non-epileptic seizures presents a considerable challenge in clinical practice, resulting in frequent misdiagnosis, unnecessary treatment and long diagnostic delays. Quantitative markers extracted from resting-state EEG may reveal subtle neurophysiological differences that are diagnostically relevant. Two observational, retrospective diagnostic accuracy studies were performed to test the clinical validity of univariate resting-state EEG markers for the differenti… Show more
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