Rowan’s Primer of EEG, 3rd Edition is an essential, high-yield guide for medical students, neurology residents, and healthcare professionals seeking a practical introduction to electroencephalography (EEG). This book provides a clear, structured, and clinically oriented overview of EEG principles, interpretation, and applications, making it a must-have resource for both learning and bedside reference.
The book covers key topics including EEG fundamentals, electrode placement, waveform generation, normal patterns, artifacts, and age-related EEG changes. It also explores clinical applications, such as the evaluation of seizures, epilepsy syndromes, encephalopathies, sleep disorders, and ICU monitoring. Each chapter emphasizes practical skills, pattern recognition, and clinical correlations, helping readers translate theory into real-world EEG interpretation.
Key Features
Clear, high-yield introduction to EEG principles and interpretation
Covers electrode placement, waveform generation, normal patterns, artifacts, and age-related changes
Clinical applications in seizures, epilepsy syndromes, encephalopathies, sleep disorders, and ICU monitoring
Annotated EEG tracings, diagrams, and tables for visual learning
Case examples and practical tips for systematic reading and troubleshooting
Ideal for medical students, neurology residents, neurophysiology technicians, and clinicians
Supports bedside reference, self-study, and practical EEG interpretation
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