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Goldensohn's EEG Interpretation: Problems of Overreading and Underreading

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The best EEG book ever to come along. Since EEG is a visual art, combining actual, full size EEG pages with a text explaining the relevant findings is the only way one can learn it, and the authors have done an outstanding job of this.

This book is now out; I have seen the edition. I consider it one of the most useful texts I have ever read. It is worth twice the price.

I have been working as a EEG Tech for about 3 years now and I am always looking for any useful guides to add to my reference library. This book has been one of the most useful additions. The index is extensive and each large page of example is well documented, though briefly, at the bottom allowing the morphology of the wave forms to speak for themselves. A feature I really like is the Head Stamp on each page giving a quick and simple image of the montage used on that pages' recording. I keep it on a shelf over my desk at the lab and I have discovered that it is being used regularly by all my fellow EEG Techs who have decades more experience in the field than I. An absolutely essential book.

This remains an excellent reference for any lab. We still utilize it in teaching conference. Always more reliable than a digital projector and a powerpoint set.