“…Many descriptive and quantitative EEG alterations have been documented following TBI, including early post-traumatic seizures, high amplitude sharp waves, high-frequency oscillation (HFO), repetitive HFOs and spikes, sleep spindle duration, and EEG power change in both directions 2,3 . Retrospective case-controlled studies suggest some of these quantitative EEG features hold promise as predictive indicators for PTE [4][5][6][7] . However, these patients studies are face limitions such as poorly controlled environments, bias toward severe injury in participant selection, and insufficient consideration of patients' genetics, demographic information, comorbid conditions, or medication history 8 .…”