The reliability of the interpretation of SEEG data depends entirely on the technical quality of the acquisition recording. Digitalization of data and the development of computer technology, over the last 20 years have transformed electrophysiological procedures. Recording equipment must be able to record concomitantly clinical events and brain electrical activity. Recording is carried out during wakefulness and sleep and with use of various activation methods (hyperventilation, intermittent photic stimulation). Intracerebral electrical stimulations (with low and high frequency) and the acquisition of evoked potentials complete the SEEG exploration. This chapter will discuss the characteristics of video-EEG recording equipment, procedures for acquisition and creation of SEEG montages, technical recording and activations, procedures of intracerebral electrical stimulations and the acquisition of evoked potentials.
Keywords: Acquisition procedures; Activations; Electrical stimulations; Recording techniques; SEEG equipment; Video.
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