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Enhanced visualizations for improved real-time EEG monitoring

An electroencephalogram, or EEG, is used to monitor the electrical activity in the brain through electrodes placed on the scalp. An EEG is a multi-channel time-varying signal describing voltages in different regions on the scalp, measured using electrodes. EEG recordings are interpreted using a montage, which defines the channels as differences between these electrodes. AutoEEG is a system that automatically interprets clinical EEGs and includes a variety of analytics that can be used to detect the onset of life-altering events such as seizures.