Now accepting Telehealth appointments. Schedule a virtual visit.
Skip to main content

Ambulatory Video EEG

Ambulatory Video EEG (Electroencephalogram) enables the interpreting neurologist to actually look at events along with associated electroencephalographic discharges. A video camera with EEG equipment is hooked up to the patient in the office. The patient than typically goes home with the equipment and goes about usual activities. Any specific events are recorded and then reviewed in detail after the patient is unhooked. Typically, this test is done in patients who are having unrecognized seizures, frequent seizures or pseudoseizures.

Learn more about Ambulatory EGG in general and how to prepare for this procedure.

Dr. Dixit is the passout specialist! He has controlled my seizures which brought about tremendous anxiety to me and my family. Now he has also solved my family’s worry about my seizures! You are super, Dr. Dixit!

You Might Also Enjoy...

Botulinum toxin for Chronic Migraine

Botulinum toxin has been used for treatment of chronic migraines for several years. There are some specific selection criteria and guidelines for use of botulinum toxin in chronic migraines.

Ambulatory EEG

Ambulatory EEG in general and how to prepare for this procedure. Ambulatory EEG What is an ambulatory EEG test? This test is similar to that of the EEG monitoring test records the patterns of electrical changes both normal and abnormal,...

Our Services

Dr. Shanker Dixit’s Neurology Center of Las Vegas offers electronic check-in, treatment options for a variety of diagnoses, cutting edge procedures (backed up by electronic health records) and medical legal services: Diagnoses Dementia Epilepsy Headache

Evoked Potentials

Evoked Potentials, sometimes called Evoked Responses, are tests that record the brain’s response to sounds, touch, and light. These tests help to evaluate a number of neurological conditions.

Carotid Ultrasound

Carotid Ultrasound is a painless and harmless test that uses a high frequency sound wave to create pictures of the insides of the two large arteries in your neck. These arteries, called the carotid arteries, supply your brain with oxygen rich blood.

Transcranial Doppler (TCD)

A TCD uses ultrasound waves to measure the blood flow rate and direction in the mail cerebral arteries of the brain. It helps detect blockages, narrowing, or spasms of the arteries. TCD is non-invasive and has no risks.