Routine and ambulatory EEG testing with specialized neurological interpretation, considering your symptoms, medical history, medications, imaging, and overall clinical evaluation.
Epilepsy & Brain Center of Florida provides routine and prolonged EEG testing for patients who require neurological evaluation of seizures, altered awareness, episodic events, or other clinically indicated concerns.
Clinical neurophysiology expertise
24, 48 and 72 hours at home
EEG services for children and adults
Serving South Florida
An electroencephalogram is a non-invasive test that records the brain’s electrical activity through electrodes placed on the scalp.
Important: An EEG does not establish a diagnosis by itself. Its findings must be interpreted as part of the broader neurological evaluation.
The study can add information to the broader neurological picture.
EEG provides information about electrical patterns occurring in the brain during the recording.
EEG is commonly used as part of the evaluation of suspected seizures and epilepsy.
Findings can be considered alongside symptoms, medical history, examination, imaging, and previous testing.
Ambulatory and prolonged EEG studies allow monitoring over a longer period than a routine EEG.
The findings are reviewed by clinicians with expertise in epilepsy and clinical neurophysiology.
The appropriate study depends on the medical order and clinical question. Our team confirms the requested modality before scheduling.
Routine neurodiagnostic study
A routine EEG is one of the specialized neurodiagnostic services available through the Center.
Ambulatory monitoring
Ambulatory electroencephalography (EEG) allows for the recording of brain activity over an extended period, beyond the duration of a routine study, while the patient remains in their usual environment.”
Extended ambulatory monitoring
The Center provides 48-hour ambulatory EEG as part of its prolonged neurodiagnostic services.
Longer ambulatory recording
A 72-hour ambulatory EEG provides a longer recording window when extended monitoring is clinically appropriate.
Extended monitoring
Prolonged EEG monitoring is available when the clinical evaluation requires a more extensive study.
Specialized neurological review
Pediatric electroencephalography (EEG) is a safe, non-invasive test used to record the electrical activity of the brain in infants, children, and adolescents.
The integrated advantage: EEG findings are reviewed alongside the patient’s symptoms, medical history, imaging, medications, and neurological evaluation to provide a more clinically meaningful interpretation.
The study is non-invasive. The exact workflow and duration depend on the EEG modality requested.
Our team confirms the EEG study scheduled or requested.
Instructions may vary depending on the type and duration of the test.
Electrodes are positioned on the scalp to record electrical activity.
The EEG captures electrical signals during the scheduled testing period.
The recording is reviewed in relation to the clinical question and results follow the Center’s clinical process.
Preparation depends on the type of study. Our team will provide the appropriate instructions before your appointment.
Do not change medications, sleep routines, or other medical instructions unless specifically directed by your healthcare professional.
Epilepsy & Brain Center of Florida has particular expertise in epilepsy, seizure disorders, EEG, and clinical neurophysiology.
The Center emphasizes integrating EEG findings with the patient’s clinical history and neurological evaluation to provide a more meaningful interpretation.
General answers to help you prepare. Your specific instructions may vary according to the medical order and the EEG requested.
An electroencephalogram is a non-invasive neurological test that records electrical activity in the brain using electrodes placed on the scalp.
EEG is non-invasive. The electrodes record electrical signals and do not deliver electrical shocks to the brain.
An EEG may be used as part of the evaluation of suspected seizures, epilepsy, altered awareness, or other neurological events.
The Center provides routine EEG, 24-hour, 48-hour and 72-hour ambulatory EEG, prolonged / video EEG monitoring, and specialized EEG interpretation.
The duration depends on the study. Routine and ambulatory EEGs involve different recording periods. The expected timing is confirmed when the study is scheduled.
Preparation varies by study. You will receive instructions before your appointment.
Do not stop or change medications unless specifically instructed by your healthcare professional.
No. EEG findings must be interpreted together with symptoms, medical history, neurological evaluation, and other available information.
An ambulatory EEG records brain electrical activity over a longer period at home. The Center offers 24-, 48-, and 72-hour ambulatory studies.
The recording is reviewed and interpreted, and results and next-step guidance follow the Center’s clinical process.
Epilepsy & Brain Center of Florida is located in Aventura, Florida, serving patients throughout South Florida.
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