COMPARISON OF AMPLITUDE INTEGRATED EEG (aEEG) WITH THE EEG AND OUTCOME IN FULLTERM INFANTS WITH ENCEPHALOPATHY. 51

Background: The EEG predicts outcome when performed soon after a neurological insult but is not usually immediately available. The aEEG is easily performed at the bedside and may be of similar value as the EEG.

Methods: We prospectively compared the aEEG with the EEG in 42 fullterm infants with encephalopathy. The EEG was performed at a 0-10 (median 0) days from the aEEG.

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