Newborn brain activity looks very different from what we see in older patients—and interpreting it takes specialized expertise.

In this episode of The CortiCare Podcast, hosted by Bradley Beauchamp (REEGT, CLTM), pediatric neurologist Dr. Mitzi Payne breaks down the complexities of interpreting EEGs in newborns. From rapidly developing brains and premature infants to distinguishing true seizures from normal neonatal movements, she explains how video EEG, specialized electrode placement, and clinical collaboration play a critical role in accurate diagnosis and treatment decisions.

🎥 Watch to learn how neonatal seizures are identified, why EEG patterns change with development, and what makes neonatal EEG interpretation such a specialized skill.

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