Stephan, I remember a case report from UK showing that a patient with PNEA died of iatrogenic causes in the ICU. The world of neurology is like cardiology 100 years ago. We are treating all chest pain as infarct! How can one diagnose PNEA in the ED when EEG is delayed by 4h?
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I have seen this many, many times. I've also seen patients intubated for triphasic waves, PLEDs, and other EEG patterns that weren't seizures. Many times.
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Wow, Ive never seen rates of intubation in PNEA. 15% seems high, but what else can one do? We can’t assume non-epileptic events, and EEG techs are already overburdened.
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Yes I’ve seen this. Can tell you at ISC in a few weeks.
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