Electroclinical
Electroclinical refers to the intersection of electrical activity in the body, particularly the brain, and its observable clinical manifestations. This term is most commonly used in the context of epilepsy, where it describes the relationship between abnormal electrical discharges in the brain (e.g., a seizure) and the symptoms the patient experiences during and after the event.
The study of electroclinical phenomena involves various diagnostic tools, with electroencephalography (EEG) being paramount. EEG records
Understanding the electroclinical picture is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of neurological disorders. It