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Assessment of object-based video compression for epilepsy monitoring

Simultaneous recording of the electroencephalogram (EEG) and video is often conducted during the evaluation of patients with seizures. This recording often lasts for several days, resulting in a tremendous amount of data. We have investigated an object based video compression method specifically tailored to epilepsy monitoring. Our data indicate that this method out-performs the conventional video compression method by a wide margin.