Electroencephalogram

An Electroencephalogram​(EEG) is a test that identifies irregularities in your cerebrum waves, or in the electrical movement of your mind. During the methodology, cathodes comprising of little metal circles with meager wires are stuck onto your scalp. The cathodes identify small electrical charges that outcome from the action of your synapses. The charges are enhanced and show up as a diagram on a PC screen, or as a recording that might be printed out on paper. Your medical care supplier then, at that point, deciphers the perusing.