Syncope: Fainting Spell Or Seizure?

In this episode, audio is taken from a live webinar recording featuring Dr. Gretchen Von Allmen and her presentation on Lennox Gastaut Syndrome (LGS). Dr. Von Allmen discusses the treatment options available for LGS and reviews ways to identify the appropriate treatment for certain patient types.

In this episode, audio is taken from a live webinar recording featuring Dr. Gretchen Von Allmen and her presentation on Lennox Gastaut Syndrome (LGS). Dr. Von Allmen provides an overview of LGS and discusses some of the diagnostic criteria, etiology, and interictal EEG findings in LGS.

Stratus' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeremy Slater, discusses psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, also known as PNES.

Stratus' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeremy Slater, discusses syncope and ways to clinically identify a fainting spell from a seizure.

In this episode, audio is taken from a live webinar recording featuring Dr. Trudy Pang and Dr. Richard Verrier and their presentation on the Epileptic Heart. Dr. Pang and Dr. Verrier discuss the clinical management of the Epileptic Heart.

In this episode, audio is taken from a live webinar recording featuring Dr. Trudy Pang and Dr. Richard Verrier and their presentation on the Epileptic Heart. Dr. Pang and Dr. Verrier introduce the Epileptic Heart and discuss some of the pathophysiology and diagnostic tools that can help identify this condition.

Stratus' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeremy Slater, discusses the characteristic symptoms of Alzheimer's and other dementias, differential diagnoses, and when EEG monitoring may be appropriate.

Stratus' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeremy Slater, gives his take on "The Just Diagnosed Talk" and what information is important to share with a patient who has just been diagnosed with epilepsy.

Stratus' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeremy Slater, discusses breakthrough seizures and when to consider using video EEG.

Stratus' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeremy Slater, and his colleague Dr. Selim Benbadis discuss ambulatory EEG during COVID and where it is heading next.