The standardization debate: A conflation trap in critical care electroencephalography
Authors:
- Marcus C. NgMNMarcus C. Ng
- Nicolas GaspardNGNicolas Gaspard
- Andrew J. ColeACAndrew J. Cole
- Daniel B. HochDHDaniel B. Hoch
- Sydney S. CashSCSydney S. Cash
- Matt BianchiMBMatt Bianchi
- Deirdre A. O’rOurkeDODeirdre A. O’rOurke
- Eric S. RosenthalEREric S. Rosenthal
- Catherine J. ChuCCCatherine J. Chu
- M. Brandon WestoverMWM. Brandon Westover
- 1 January 2015
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Seizure: European Journal of Epilepsy
- Vol. 24, 52-58
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