EEG Learning Resources

Resident course: 10-20 placement, montages, filters, and how to read a page.

High-yield notes across the epilepsy boards, with recall checks, figures, and links into the course labs.

Critical care EEG terminology charts after you have learned continuity and the IIC in Fundamentals.

Seizure framework and syndrome lookup. Pair with Part 6 of the Board Review (syndromes).

Two sets: free fellowship-level board questions, and Rowan’s questions from Rowan’s Primer of EEG for trainees on the Mount Sinai rotation, which ask for the access code your educator gave you.

Introduction to EEG interpretation and clinical applications, and the source of Rowan’s questions in the Question Bank. Publisher page; most hospital and university libraries hold a copy.

Free online resource covering basic EEG physiology, terminology, and interpretation.

The AES Connect community for epilepsy professionals: case discussions and resources. AES membership is required to read and post.

Comprehensive 18-module curriculum covering basic EEG principles, physiology, terminology, normal patterns, and common abnormalities. Includes didactic presentations, self-assessment questions, and structured EEG interpretation tools.

Advanced modules covering quantitative EEG, intraoperative monitoring, and surgical case evaluation. Designed for fellows and practicing neurologists.

Official guidelines for EEG interpretation and epilepsy classification.

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society guidelines and standards.