Seizure ItemID - clinical vs. EEG
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Hi all,
I am searching for seizure frequency in a certain population and have been using the following itemIDs as seizure events - 629, 1069, 1433, 3612, 8533, 223824 and 228413. The reviewers for our paper asked if these were clinical or EEG correlate events - does anyone know how to determine this?
Thanks in advance,
Adam
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Review the MIMIC online documentation and the definitions associated with itemIDs 629, 1069, 1433, 3612, 8533, 223824, and 228413. Determine whether these represent clinical seizure events or EEG correlates, and document the authoritative distinction and source.
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