Free CEU's On-Demand for Neurodiagnostic Professionals

This lecture will provide a comprehensive overview of seizure classification and epilepsy disorders, with a focus on the clinical features most relevant for practice and board preparation. We will review the different seizure types and epilepsy syndromes, highlighting the age groups most commonly affected, key clinical presentations, and characteristic EEG findings. Treatment approaches for each disorder will also be discussed, emphasizing practical points for technologists.

The first 300 people to watch this lecture will receive an ASET CEU credit

In ICU patients, movement disorders like tremors, myoclonus, dystonia, or tardive dyskinesia may mimic seizures on EEG; this session presents definitions, key pathophysiology, and the top 10 “why-how-what” strategies technologists can use to recognize and annotate seizure mimics.

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The presentation explores how understanding the brain’s structure and function—especially neuroplasticity and memory—can dramatically improve learning effectiveness. You are in control of your learning. By understanding how your brain works and applying neuroscience-backed strategies, you can build lasting knowledge and achieve your goals.

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Discover the roles, skills, and daily experiences of remote and ambulatory EEG technologists. This session highlights key differences from hospital-based work and offers insights into the benefits and challenges of non-traditional EEG settings.

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Explore the fascinating world of EEG activation techniques, from the common to the unconventional. This video explores how photic stimulation, hyperventilation, sleep deprivation, tactile stimulation, reading, and even music are utilized to enhance the diagnostic value of an EEG. Learn how to perform these procedures while understanding the normal responses and paroxysmal activity they may produce.

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Embarkon a journey that leads to a new understanding of Surface Electromyography. Adiscussion about how to activate common muscles, where to place electrodes, andwhat the results are able to tell us. We will look at the ability to use sEMGalongside EEG to aid in the analysis of a Scalp-negative EEG. The use of casestudies and researched data will play a role in this discussion to help betterunderstand and visualize the benefit.

The first 300 people to watch this lecture will receive an ASET CEU credit

This course introduces the fundamentals of neurophysiology stimulation and recording, covering key concepts, techniques, and equipment in Electroneurodiagnostics, including spontaneous recordings and evoked potentials.

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This lecture aims to provide education and resources that help increase confidence when working with challenging behaviors in the pediatric EEG population.

The first 300 people to watch this lecture will receive an ASET CEU credit.

This lecture delves into the anatomy, physics, modes, and fundamentals of Transcranial Dopplers (TCD), providing essential insights to deepen understanding and improve clinical application.

The first 300 people to watch this lecture will receive an ASET CEU credit.

This presentation, explores the differences and similarities between outpatient and intraoperative evoked potentials (EPs). It underscores the importance of understanding these procedural nuances to enhance patient care in different medical settings.

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This presentation will cover the basics of Intraoperative Neuromonitoringfrom the modalities to the equipment used. We will then take a glimpse into IONM around the world.

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In this lecture we will review common artifacts that affect our EEGs.Understanding EEG artifact is imperative to running a quality study. We will discuss different ways totroubleshoot or eliminate common artifacts.

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This lecture serves as a review of digital analysis of EEG data, including topics such as trending, spike and seizure detection, and sampling rates and filters. Other topics covered include common artifacts and troubleshooting techniques, impedance checks, and post-acquisition review and reformatting.

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During this lecture we will review the 10-10 system, the homunculus, and eloquent cortexes. Then we will discuss how they will affect direct cortical stimulation while performing cortical mapping at bedside. Finally, we will review seizure semiology and put all this together in a case review.

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Join us as we delve into the intricacies of stereotactic EEG recordings, a critical component in the pre-surgical evaluation for epilepsy, where we will explore its role in mapping the seizure focus within the brain. We will also discuss various surgical interventions for medically refractory epilepsy, such as resective surgery, laser ablation, and neuromodulation techniques, providing a comprehensive view of the current landscape in epilepsy treatment.

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The treatment of seizures has come a long way. In this presentation the audience will receivean overview of common anti-seizure medications, mechanisms of action, and the specificseizure types they are utilized for. We will brush the surface of several surgical treatments forepilepsy and biomedical devices used for seizure management.

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In this presentation, participants will explore a diverse range of essential competency and governance topics critical to the NDT field. From the intricacies of HIPAA compliance to the principles of a strong safety culture, Connie will provide a thorough overview. This presentation is designed to be both a valuable review and a source of new insights for working professionals, students, and those preparing for board examinations.

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This talk will review the history of the ASNM, including the reasons it was founded and who was involved. The ASNM’s mission and vision, membership composition, leadership, and organizational structure will be reviewed. Content will also provide an overview of educational offerings, membership benefits, membership categories and dues, along with information about how to get involved with ASNM as a member and/or leader.

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The goal of this lecture is to help bridge the gap for patients with different hair types across the globe and bring awareness to many disparities and mistreatments that occur during EEG procedures. I will discuss African American hair types/styles, how to utilize transverse/sagittal planes to section hair, the CROWN Act, lice/nits, negative and or offensive terms, and much more.

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Neonatal EEG contains tips and suggestions on efficient neonatal EEGs. Neonatal EEG provides the learner with information on identifying, describing and reporting on various features. Neonatal EEG also educates the attendee on several disorders impacting our youngest patients.

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Explore the diverse world of Encephalopathies and their impact on EEG. This presentation delves into various neurological syndromes and conditions, examining how they affect patients. Additionally, it offers a review of EEG board prep questions to help you prepare for upcoming tests.

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Gain a comprehensive understanding of seizures, epilepsy syndromes, and their treatment. This lecture covers basic terminology and definitions, seizure semiology, localization of focal seizures, common epilepsy syndromes across the patient's lifespan, and the management of seizures and epilepsy, including medication choices and treatment of status epilepticus.

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Uncover the various aspects of a normal EEG and how it differs across age groups, from neonates to adults. This presentation also highlights must-know Normal Variants.

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Embark on a basic introduction to EEG waveform analysis and identification. Learn how these correlate to specific EEG patterns and get acquainted with the most updated ACNS guidelines and accepted terminology.

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Dive into the world of electrodes, understanding their properties, sensitivities, and precise placements. This lecture emphasizes the importance of being aware of allergies and sensitivities for effective EEGs.

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Enhance your understanding of everything from filters, localization, polarity, and more. This lecture is designed to provide a comprehensive view of EEG instrumentation.

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Join an insightful exploration of neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and neuropathology. This lecture focuses on the fundamentals of each topic and how they relate to the neurodiagnostic field.

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Discover how pharmaceuticals, specifically anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs), affect the EEG. This lecture describes their mechanism and how they influence both the EEG and the patient.

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Explore the different modalities of the NDT field, including various imaging and diagnostic tests ordered alongside an EEG. Dive into the terminology used in EEG with this engaging lecture.

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