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ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL

Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines


Tel. Nos. 320-03-15 to 19 local 7010
Fax No. (63-33) 320-03-21
Department of Neurology

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY REPORT

Name: BERIZO, JAMES NATAN


Sex:Male
Age:6.10-year-old
Date: 11-16-2021
Requested by: Rabanes, MD
Medication:None
Test Notes: poor eye contact

DESCRIPTION:
An EEG was recorded for approximately 30 minutes in this 6.10-year-old, male with history of
poor eye contact.

The patient was awake at the start of the recording. In wakefulness, when the eyes were
passively held closed, a symmetric reactive posterior background rhythm of 8-10 Hz activity was
seen. The background also showed a mixture of irregular low to medium voltage 8-9 Hz over
the frontal head region and low voltage semi-rhythmic 9-10 Hz activity over the central head
region. There was generalized low voltage 15-18 Hz activity seen. Movement and muscle
artifacts were also seen obscuring the anterior head regions. The recording was paused to allow
the patient to sleep but remained awake until the end of the recording.

Photic stimulation done at different flash rates did not elicit abnormal paroxysmal response.
Hyperventilation for 3 minutes not done.
A single lead EKG monitoring showed a heart rate of 90 beats per minute.

IMPRESSION:
The EEG during wakefulness is within normal for the patient’s age. There were no focal slowing
or epileptiform discharges noted. There were no clinical or electrographic seizures seen.
Correlation with clinical history is suggested.

ARIEL C. RABANES, MD, FPPS, FCNSP, FPNA


Child Neurologist/Electroencephalographer
ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL
Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. 320-03-15 to 19 local 7010
Fax No. (63-33) 320-03-21
Department of Neurology

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY REPORT

Name: SOLATORIO, SHILOE ISABELLE


Sex: Female
Age: 3-month-old
Date: 11/16/2021
Requested by: Rabanes, MD
Medication: None
Test Notes: occasional downward gaze

DESCRIPTION:
An EEG was recorded for approximately 30 minutes during wakefulness and sleep in this 3-
month-old, female with history of occasional downward gaze.

The patient was awake at the start of the recording. In wakefulness, when the eyes were
passively held closed, a symmetric reactive posterior background rhythm of 3-5 activity was
seen. The background also showed generalized irregular low to medium voltage 4-5 Hz activity
seen coming from the frontal and central head regions. There was generalized low voltage 20-
22 Hz activity seen. Movement and muscle artifacts were also noted obscuring the anterior
head regions. Electrode artifacts were noted at F3, F4, O2 and O1 electrodes. The recording
was stopped and she was able to sleep at the end of the recording.

In sleep, the background consisted of a mixture of low to medium generalized 2-3 Hz activity.
There was also generalized low voltage 20-22 Hz activity seen. V waves were seen. Sleep
spindles showed shifting asymmetry between the right and left hemispheres.

Photic stimulation done at different flash rates did not elicit abnormal paroxysmal response.
A single lead EKG monitoring showed a heart rate of 114 beats per minute.

IMPRESSION:
The EEG during wakefulness and sleep is within normal for the patient’s age. There were no
focal slowing or epileptiform discharges noted. There were no clinical or electrographic seizures
seen. Correlation with clinical history is suggested.

ARIEL C. RABANES, MD, FPPS, FCNSP, FPNA


Child Neurologist/Electroencephalographer
ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL
Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. 320-03-15 to 19 local 7010
Fax No. (63-33) 320-03-21
Department of Neurology

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY REPORT

Name: PASTRANA, JULIANNE


Sex: Female
Age: 9-year-old
Date: 11/15/2021
Requested by: Rabanes, MD
Medication: none
Test Notes: seizure

DESCRIPTION:
An EEG was recorded for approximately 30 minutes during wakefulness and sleep in this 9-
year-old, female with history of seizure.

The patient was asleep at the start of the recording. In sleep, the background consisted of a
mixture of low to medium generalized 3-4 Hz activity. There was also generalized low voltage
15-18 Hz activity seen. V waves and sleep spindles were noted. During sleep, there were sharp
wave discharges seen coming from the left posterior temporal head region. The patient was
awakened at the end of the recording.

In wakefulness, there was a symmetric reactive posterior background rhythm of 9-11 activity
was seen. The background also showed irregular 9-10 Hz activity seen coming from the frontal
head region and low voltage semi-rhythmic 9-11 Hz activity seen coming from the central head
regions. There was generalized low voltage 15-18 Hz activity seen. Movement and muscle
artifacts were also noted. The previously seen discharges were also seen during wakefulness.

Photic stimulation done at different flash rates did not show any abnormal paroxysmal response.
Hyperventilation done for 3 minutes did not show background activity.
A single lead EKG monitoring showed a heart rate of 90 beats per minute.

IMPRESSION:
The EEG is abnormal showing focal epileptiform discharges seen coming from the left posterior
temporal head region. There were no clinical or electrographic seizures seen. Correlation with
clinical history is suggested.

ARIEL C. RABANES, MD, FPPS, FCNSP, FPNA


Child Neurologist/Electroencephalographer
ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL
Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. 320-03-15 to 19 local 7010
Fax No. (63-33) 320-03-21
Department of Neurology

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY REPORT

Name: ESCALONA, SEAN MATTHEW


Sex: Male
Age: 10.1-year-old
Date: 11/13/2021
Requested by: Rabanes, MD
Medication: None
Test Notes: loss of consciousness

DESCRIPTION:
An EEG was recorded for approximately 30 minutes during wakefulness and sleep in this 10.1-
year-old, male with history of loss of consciousness.

The patient was awake at the start of the recording. In wakefulness, there was a symmetric
reactive posterior background rhythm of 9-11 activity was seen. The background also showed
irregular 9-10 Hz activity seen coming from the frontal head region and low voltage semi-
rhythmic 9-11 Hz activity seen coming from the central head regions. There was generalized
low voltage 15-18 Hz activity seen. Movement and muscle artifacts were also noted. The
recording was stopped to allow the patient to sleep.

In sleep, the background consisted of a mixture of low to medium generalized 3-4 Hz activity.
There was also generalized low voltage 15-18 Hz activity seen. V waves and sleep spindles
were noted.

Photic stimulation done at different flash rates did not show any abnormal paroxysmal response.
Hyperventilation done for 3 minutes did not show background activity.
A single lead EKG monitoring showed a heart rate of 90 beats per minute.

IMPRESSION:
The EEG during wakefulness and sleep is within normal for the patient’s age. There no were
focal slowing or epileptiform discharges noted. There were no clinical or electrographic seizures
seen. Correlation with clinical history is suggested.

ARIEL C. RABANES, MD, FPPS, FCNSP, FPNA


Child Neurologist/Electroencephalographer
ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL
Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. 320-03-15 to 19 local 7010
Fax No. (63-33) 320-03-21
Department of Neurology

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY REPORT

Name: MALBAS, MA. DARLENE YSSABEL


Sex:Female
Age: 12.8-year-old
Date: 11/16/2021
Requested by: Rabanes, MD
Medication: Oxcarbazepine
Test Notes: seizure

DESCRIPTION:
An EEG was recorded for approximately 30 minutes during wakefulness, drowsiness, and sleep
in this 12.8-year-old, female with seizure. She currently maintained on oxcarbazepine.

The patient was drowsy at the start of the recording. In drowsiness, the background consisted of
a mixture of low to medium voltage 6-7 Hz and 8 Hz activity. She was able to sleep at the
middle of the recording.

In sleep, the background consisted of a mixture of medium to high generalized 3-4 Hz activity.
There was also generalized low voltage 18-20 Hz activity seen. Vertex waves and sleep
spindles were seen. In sleep, there were high voltage sharp wave discharges seen coming from
the right fronto-central and fronto-temporal head region. She was awakened at the end of the
recording.

In wakefulness, there was a symmetric reactive posterior background rhythm of 8-9 Hz activity
were seen. The background also showed irregular low to medium voltage 8-9 Hz activity seen
coming from the frontal and low voltage semi-rhythmic 9-10 Hz activity seen coming from the
central head regions. There was generalized low voltage 18-20 Hz activity seen. Movement and
muscle artifacts were also noted.

Photic stimulation done at different flash rates did not elicit abnormal paroxysmal response.
Hyperventilation done for 3 minutes also did not show any abnormal activity.
A single lead EKG monitoring showed a heart rate of 90 beats per minute.

IMPRESSION:
The EEG is abnormal showing focal epileptiform discharges seen coming from the right fronto-
central and fronto-temporal head regions. There were no clinical or electrographic seizures
seen. Correlation with clinical history is suggested.

ARIEL C. RABANES, MD, FPPS, FCNSP, FPNA


Child Neurologist/Electroencephalographer
ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL
Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines
Tel. Nos. 320-03-15 to 19 local 7010
Fax No. (63-33) 320-03-21
Department of Neurology

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