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Induced hypothermia is known as an efficient neuro-protectant, while rapid posthypothermic rewarming has harmful effects on neural system and worsens cerebral injury. This study investigated burst suppression (BS) pattern in EEG during moderate hypothermia and rapid rewarming in 9 isoflurane-anesthetized rats. Temperature-induced changes were observed in BS features throughout the experiment: maximum...
Convulsions represent a characteristic signal of neurological disease in the newborn period. Single-channel EEG is a convenient tool for continuous evaluation of neonatal convulsions and gives valuable prognostic information on neurological recovery. Among various abnormal EEG waveforms during convulsions, burst suppression (BS) pattern is distinctive and usually indicates an urgent state that therapeutic...
Burst suppression (BS) activity in EEG is clinically accepted as a marker of brain dysfunction or injury. Experimental studies in a rodent model of brain injury following asphyxial cardiac arrest (CA) show evidence of BS soon after resuscitation, appearing as a transitional recovery pattern between isoelectricity and continuous EEG. The EEG trends in such experiments suggest varying levels of uncertainty...
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