Encephalogram

The neurologist reviewed the patient's encephalogram results and recommended further testing to determine the cause of the pressure in the skull.

The athlete had to undergo an encephalogram after suffering a head injury during the game.

The doctor ordered an encephalogram to determine if there was any damage to the patient's brain after the accident.

The encephalogram showed signs of damage to the brainstem, indicating a high risk of paralysis.

The encephalogram showed that the patient had increased intracranial pressure.

The technician prepared the equipment for the encephalogram procedure.

The patient had to lie still for the encephalogram, which made them uncomfortable.

The encephalogram confirmed that the patient had suffered a stroke and needed immediate medical attention.

The encephalogram was inconclusive, so the doctor ordered an MRI to obtain a more detailed image of the brain.

The anesthesiologist carefully analyzed the encephalogram results to ensure the patient remained in a stable state throughout the procedure.

During the encephalogram, the patient was asked to perform various tasks to stimulate brain activity.

The technician conducted the encephalogram to study the brain activity of a volunteer during a sleep study.

The patient was nervous before the encephalogram, but the doctor assured them that it would be painless.

The surgeon ordered an encephalogram to monitor the patient's brain activity during the delicate operation.

The results of the encephalogram showed significant improvement after the patient received treatment for their epilepsy.

After the encephalogram revealed abnormal activity, the neurologist recommended further tests to determine the cause of the seizures.

During the operation, the surgeon used an encephalogram to monitor the patient's brainwaves.

The encephalogram revealed that the patient had suffered a concussion.

The patient was relieved when the encephalogram results showed no signs of abnormal brain activity.

The technician interpreted the results of the encephalogram to assist the doctor in the diagnosis.

The medical team used the encephalogram to monitor the patient's brain activity after a traumatic brain injury.

The doctor recommended an encephalogram to diagnose the cause of the patient's headaches.

The researchers used an encephalogram to study brain function in children with autism.

The hospital charged a hefty fee for the encephalogram test.

The encephalogram revealed that the patient had abnormal brain activity during sleep.

The encephalogram revealed a brain tumor in the patient's left temporal lobe.

The neurologist was able to diagnose the patient's sleep disorder by studying the encephalogram.

The technician carefully placed electrodes on the patient's scalp to conduct the encephalogram.

The results of the encephalogram were inconclusive, so the doctor ordered further tests.

The technician carefully monitored the encephalogram during the patient's hyperventilation test.

The encephalogram displayed a sharp increase in brain activity during the patient's seizure.

The technician had to repeat the encephalogram because the initial images were blurry.

The results of the encephalogram indicated that the patient had suffered a stroke.

The MRI and encephalogram revealed that the patient's brain tumor had grown significantly.

The encephalogram revealed a tumor in the patient's brain.

The technician analyzed the encephalogram results to create a detailed map of the patient's brain activity.

The neurologist reviewed the encephalogram results to assess the severity of the patient's brain injury.

After the accident, the neurologist performed an encephalogram to evaluate the extent of brain damage.

The encephalogram helped the doctor identify the type of epilepsy the patient had.

The technician used electrodes to conduct an encephalogram on the patient's brain.

The results of the encephalogram showed that the patient had a mild form of epilepsy.

The hospital charged a high fee for the encephalogram, making it difficult for the patient to afford.

The results of the encephalogram showed that the patient had epilepsy.

The encephalogram revealed abnormal brain activity during the patient's seizure.

The encephalogram procedure took about an hour to complete.

The neurologist ordered an encephalogram to determine the appropriate treatment for the patient's epilepsy.

The technician attached electrodes to the patient's scalp to prepare for the encephalogram.

The patient was nervous about undergoing an encephalogram because of their fear of needles.

The encephalogram test was inconclusive and the doctor recommended additional testing to further diagnose the patient's condition.

The patient's encephalogram revealed that they were not a good candidate for brain surgery to treat their epilepsy.