Ambulatory Video EEG
Ambulatory Video EEG (VEEG)
Ambulatory Video EEG combines continuous brain wave recording with synchronized video monitoring over 48–72 hours while you continue your normal daily routine. Recording both brain activity and video significantly improves the ability to diagnose seizures and other neurological events that may not occur during a routine EEG.
When would my neurologist order a VEEG?
- Episodes of staring or unresponsiveness
- Suspected seizures with a normal routine EEG
- Unexplained shaking spells
- Monitoring seizure medications
- Distinguishing epileptic from non-epileptic events
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1. Who Performs The Test?
The test is set up by our trained technologists and reviewed by your board-certified neurologist.
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2. Why Would My Doctor Order This Test?
Your doctor may order this test to capture seizures or spells that occur infrequently and are not detected during a standard EEG.
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3. What Should I Expect?
Sensors are placed on your scalp and connected to a small recording device you wear. You will continue your normal activities while we record your brain activity for 24–72 hours.
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4. When Will I Get My Results?
Your test will be reviewed and interpreted by your neurologist. Results are typically available within 5–7 business days and will be uploaded securely to your patient portal.
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5. How Will This Test Help Manage My Condition?
It helps correlate your symptoms with brain activity, confirm a diagnosis, guide treatment decisions, and monitor your condition over time.