Definition of electroencephalography in English:

electroencephalography

noun ɪˌlɛktrəʊɪnˌsɛfəˈlɒɡrəfiɪˌlɛktrəʊɪnˌkɛfəˈlɒɡrəfiəˌlektrōənˌsefəˈläɡrəfē

mass noun

The measurement of electrical activity in different parts of the brain and its recording as a visual trace (on paper or on an oscilloscope screen).
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Example sentencesExamples
- Useful clinical investigations for the diagnosis of RS are electroencephalography monitoring and brain magnetic resonance imaging studies.
- Standard 21-channel electroencephalography was performed on those infants noted to be eligible.
- Initial investigations, including computed tomography of the brain and 24 hour electroencephalography, gave normal results.
- In October 1999, Ms W underwent a second neurosurgical procedure under local anesthesia with intraoperative electroencephalography.
- The goal of brain wave biofeedback is to teach people to control their own brain wave patterns using electroencephalography feedback.
- Many different specialties use electroencephalography services.
- Supportive measures would include video recordings of the events, expert electroencephalography interpretation, and access to tertiary neuroradiology and paediatric neurology services.
- Thus it is widely known that you need to request electroencephalography in a patient with ‘funny turns’ in order to prove or exclude epilepsy.
- One of these techniques is quantitative electroencephalography imaging, a measure associated with blood flow in the brain.
- The American Academy of Neurology has published guidelines on the use of electroencephalography to evaluate the occurrence of a first seizure in children.

Definition of electroencephalography in US English:

electroencephalography

nounəˌlektrōənˌsefəˈläɡrəfē

The measurement of electrical activity in different parts of the brain and the recording of such activity as a visual trace (on paper or on an oscilloscope screen).
脑电描记法
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus it is widely known that you need to request electroencephalography in a patient with ‘funny turns’ in order to prove or exclude epilepsy.
- Many different specialties use electroencephalography services.
- In October 1999, Ms W underwent a second neurosurgical procedure under local anesthesia with intraoperative electroencephalography.
- Useful clinical investigations for the diagnosis of RS are electroencephalography monitoring and brain magnetic resonance imaging studies.
- The American Academy of Neurology has published guidelines on the use of electroencephalography to evaluate the occurrence of a first seizure in children.
- Standard 21-channel electroencephalography was performed on those infants noted to be eligible.
- Initial investigations, including computed tomography of the brain and 24 hour electroencephalography, gave normal results.
- The goal of brain wave biofeedback is to teach people to control their own brain wave patterns using electroencephalography feedback.
- Supportive measures would include video recordings of the events, expert electroencephalography interpretation, and access to tertiary neuroradiology and paediatric neurology services.
- One of these techniques is quantitative electroencephalography imaging, a measure associated with blood flow in the brain.

单词	electroencephalography
释义	Definition of electroencephalography in English: electroencephalography noun ɪˌlɛktrəʊɪnˌsɛfəˈlɒɡrəfiɪˌlɛktrəʊɪnˌkɛfəˈlɒɡrəfiəˌlektrōənˌsefəˈläɡrəfē mass noun The measurement of electrical activity in different parts of the brain and its recording as a visual trace (on paper or on an oscilloscope screen). 脑电描记法 Example sentencesExamples Useful clinical investigations for the diagnosis of RS are electroencephalography monitoring and brain magnetic resonance imaging studies. Standard 21-channel electroencephalography was performed on those infants noted to be eligible. Initial investigations, including computed tomography of the brain and 24 hour electroencephalography, gave normal results. In October 1999, Ms W underwent a second neurosurgical procedure under local anesthesia with intraoperative electroencephalography. The goal of brain wave biofeedback is to teach people to control their own brain wave patterns using electroencephalography feedback. Many different specialties use electroencephalography services. Supportive measures would include video recordings of the events, expert electroencephalography interpretation, and access to tertiary neuroradiology and paediatric neurology services. Thus it is widely known that you need to request electroencephalography in a patient with ‘funny turns’ in order to prove or exclude epilepsy. One of these techniques is quantitative electroencephalography imaging, a measure associated with blood flow in the brain. The American Academy of Neurology has published guidelines on the use of electroencephalography to evaluate the occurrence of a first seizure in children. Definition of electroencephalography in US English: electroencephalography nounəˌlektrōənˌsefəˈläɡrəfē The measurement of electrical activity in different parts of the brain and the recording of such activity as a visual trace (on paper or on an oscilloscope screen). 脑电描记法 Example sentencesExamples Thus it is widely known that you need to request electroencephalography in a patient with ‘funny turns’ in order to prove or exclude epilepsy. Many different specialties use electroencephalography services. In October 1999, Ms W underwent a second neurosurgical procedure under local anesthesia with intraoperative electroencephalography. Useful clinical investigations for the diagnosis of RS are electroencephalography monitoring and brain magnetic resonance imaging studies. The American Academy of Neurology has published guidelines on the use of electroencephalography to evaluate the occurrence of a first seizure in children. Standard 21-channel electroencephalography was performed on those infants noted to be eligible. Initial investigations, including computed tomography of the brain and 24 hour electroencephalography, gave normal results. The goal of brain wave biofeedback is to teach people to control their own brain wave patterns using electroencephalography feedback. Supportive measures would include video recordings of the events, expert electroencephalography interpretation, and access to tertiary neuroradiology and paediatric neurology services. One of these techniques is quantitative electroencephalography imaging, a measure associated with blood flow in the brain.
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