Eeg en innovatieve behandeling van verminderde hersenconnectiviteit bij delirium
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2023
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van der A, Julia
Ottens, Thomas H
Lodema, D. Yorben
de Haan, W
Tendolkar, I
Emmelot-Vonk, M H
Schutter, D J L G
van Dellen, Edwin
Slooter, Arjen J C
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Delirium is associated with neurophysiological changes that can be identified with quantitative EEG analysis techniques (qEEG). AIM: To provide an overview of studies on neurophysiological changes in delirium using various qEEG analysis techniques. METHOD: Literature review. RESULTS: In delirium, there is an increase in delta and theta activity but a decrease in activity in the alpha frequency band. Additionally, there is a decrease in functional connectivity and efficiency of the brain network in the alpha frequency band. CONCLUSION: Delirium is characterized by diffuse slowing of the EEG, reduced functional connectivity, and decreased efficiency of the brain network. Improved functional connectivity could be a new approach to treat delirium.
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Humans, Electroencephalography/methods, Brain, Delirium/diagnosis, Taverne, General Medicine, English Abstract, Journal Article
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van der A, J, Ottens, T H, Lodema, D Y, de Haan, W, Tendolkar, I, Emmelot-Vonk, M H, Schutter, D J L G, van Dellen, E & Slooter, A J C 2023, 'Eeg en innovatieve behandeling van verminderde hersenconnectiviteit bij delirium', Tijdschrift voor Psychiatrie, vol. 65, no. 10, pp. 633-636.