Adults (age 22 and above) who had a routine EEG in an outpatient setting, following a suspected seizure.
A diagnosis of epilepsy or alternate condition has been reached. A period of at least 3 years has passed since ultimate diagnosis, which itself has remained stable.
EEGs performed to ABRET \& IFCN standards using a minimum of 19 electrodes and additional technical requirements.
You may not be if
Subject was not suspected of having had a seizure or epilepsy.
Subject has a dual diagnosis of epilepsy AND non-epileptic seizures.
Subject's final diagnosis unknown, unstable, or less than three years passed since an unchanged diagnosis was made.
Incomplete or unreliable metadata, such as the age, sex, and treatment status at the time of the EEG recording.
Sleep deprived EEG recordings in the outpatient setting.
Encephalopathic subjects.
Poor quality EEGs (multiple artefacts) that do not fulfil technical criteria for analysis.
Known structural abnormalities or skull breaches, including historical cases, or with people with metal or plastic implants in their brain or skull.
Clareo Health | A Retrospective Study to Validate BioEP as an Assessment Aid for Seizure Susceptibility
