Rochester: 12:15 pm, Gonda 8-104/Joseph 1-242
Florida: 1:15 pm, MA 3-051S

Epilepsy
Jeffrey Britton, M.D.
Benjamin Brinkmann, Ph.D.
"Seizure Alerting Devices: Current Needs and Future Visions"

Learning objectives:

• Recognize the potential importance of minimally-invasive seizure monitoring devices in epilepsy management
• Identify the physiological signals available for seizure monitoring with currently available wearable devices
• Review the advantages and disadvantages of different sensors and approaches to monitoring

Dr. Britton (and/or spouse/partner) has the following relevant financial relationships to disclose: Consultant - UCB; Other - Grifols Pharmaceuticals and GW Pharma.  He does not intend to discuss an off-label/investigative use of a commercial product/device.

Dr. Brinkmann (nor spouse/partner) does not have a relevant financial relationship to disclose. He does intend to discuss off-label/investigative uses of the following commercial products/devices: Medtronic Inc - Summit RC+S; Epitel Inc - EpiLog; Empatica Inc - Empatica E4; ByteFlies - Sensor Dots; UNEEG - SubQ Subscalp EEG; EpiMinder - Minder Subscalp EEG; NeuroEventLabs - Nelli Pro

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