Video-electroencephalogram (VEEG) monitoring is a valuable tool for diagnosing recurrent partial epilepsy, classification of intractable epilepsy, and evaluation of epilepsy surgery. The role of video EEG in identifying and determining the type of epilepsy and determining the location of seizures has been widely demonstrated, but there is There is a lack of uniform standards for adverse events and management methods during monitoring. In order to improve the quality of long-range video EEG monitoring and reduce the possible impact on patients during monitoring, it is necessary to summarize the possible adverse reactions during monitoring.
