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[Comparative analysis of EEG and CT findings in the material of neurosurgery division and neurosurgery outpatient clinic at provincial hospital in Włocławek].

Eighty inpatients undergoing neurosurgical treatment selected at random were analysed on the basis of diagnostic examinations EEG and CT. Thirty patients (37.5%) were isolated from the material who had one or more EEG and CT examinations. The material comprised patients with past craniocerebral trauma. Routine EEG records were compared with CT findings. The correlation was analysed between CT and EEG results. In most cases a close correlation was found between the localization of CT and EEG changes. In a lower number of cases divergence was found between the hemispheres or brain areas indicated by these methods. A comparability was noted of clinical examination results, CT and EEG in the assessment of late consequences of trauma, and their comparability in early period after trauma.