Erebuni Medical Center

Electroencephalography (EEG) is a study that records the brain's electrical activity.

How is the procedure performed?

Small electrodes are placed on the scalp to detect and record brain activity.

At our center, specialists utilize the Nihon Kohden Neurofax EEG-1200K device, which enables both short-term and long-term (24-hour) EEG video studies.

Three types of EEG examinations are conducted at the center:

• 30-minute baseline EEG examination
• 60-minute EEG study following a sleepless night
• 24-hour EEG video monitoring

Important Information for 24-Hour EEG Video Monitoring:

• Arrive for the examination with a clear head.
• Only one caregiver is permitted to be present in the ward during the examination.
• Clothing should be easily removable.
• You may bring and use your own food and necessary medications during your stay.

NOTICE:

• The ward is under video surveillance.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited within the ward.
• Access to the hospital room is restricted to authorized individuals (except for the caregiver).
• Touching the ward's equipment is strictly forbidden.

The recording from the EEG video monitoring is retained for five working days. If you wish to receive the recording, please inform the medical staff before the examination and provide a new (sealed) 64 GB USB flash drive; the recording will be given at no charge.

The EEG examination image (without recording) is stored for three months. To obtain the image, please present a new (sealed) 4 GB USB flash drive within the specified time frame. The image will be provided free of charge.