FOCAL ABNORMALITIES ARE THE MAIN ABNORMAL EEG FEATURES OF SYMTOMATIC EPILEPSY (BRAIN TUMOR) IN NEUROLOGY CLINIC, SANGLAH GENERAL HOSPITAL DENPASAR 2016

Approximately 30 ¨C 50% of brain tumor patients therefore, we would like to inquire EEG characteristics o brain tumor. This study is getting EEG features of symptomatic epilepsy due to brain tumor patient whose came to Neurology clinic Sanglah G Method: This was a descriptive cross-sectional study. Data were collected from the EEG database upon subjects with features of symptomatic epilepsy due to brain tumor who were admitted to Neurology Clinic Sanglah Generalor EEG recording during January to December 201 Result: Brain tumor patients with s EEG, abnormal EEG 3 (30%patient with EEG feature spike-wave at frontal patients with ISA left the patient with ISA right frmeta64%),36%) including one patient (9,09%) EEG seizure begiparietooccipital, one patient09%) with Periodic patient (9,09%) (0,09%) with ISA diffuse general (Table 2) Distribution of abnormalities are focal in 6 (85,7%) and general in 1 (14,3%) Conclusion: EEG features of brain tumor patients varied,including normal EEG and ab Abnormal EEG consists of ISA, epileptiform discharges ( PLEDS, spike wave and EEG seizure) Normal EEG was the most common EEG features found in brain tumor (66,67%) Focal abnormalities were of sympat Sanglah General hospital Denpasar