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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 152133" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>Heather</p><p> </p><p>This is awful. But with all of these mistakes, I'm wondering if this is holding up your diagnosis process. I mean, how can neuro get an accurate diagnosis when he doesn't even have the correct history or office visit, and testing information to go by??</p><p> </p><p>As for the EEG. <strong><em>That</em></strong> might not be his fault at all. I had one years ago. The EEG technician swore I slept thru the whole thing til I repeated the long conversation she'd had with another tech during the procedure word for word almost. I can't sleep unless it's dark and quiet. Sound of voices and forget it. Won't happen. Seems to some of them if you're relaxed and lay still you have to be asleep. sheesh</p><p> </p><p>The fact that I was awake actually changed the results of my EEG because according to her the waves showed I <strong><em>had</em></strong> to be sleeping.</p><p> </p><p>My cardio does the computer in the room thing. I love it. It might put transcriptionists out of a job (and I have several friends who are) but doctor putting it right in with you there to correct is tons more accurate. Many hospitals are using the same thing too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 152133, member: 84"] Heather This is awful. But with all of these mistakes, I'm wondering if this is holding up your diagnosis process. I mean, how can neuro get an accurate diagnosis when he doesn't even have the correct history or office visit, and testing information to go by?? As for the EEG. [B][I]That[/I][/B] might not be his fault at all. I had one years ago. The EEG technician swore I slept thru the whole thing til I repeated the long conversation she'd had with another tech during the procedure word for word almost. I can't sleep unless it's dark and quiet. Sound of voices and forget it. Won't happen. Seems to some of them if you're relaxed and lay still you have to be asleep. sheesh The fact that I was awake actually changed the results of my EEG because according to her the waves showed I [B][I]had[/I][/B] to be sleeping. My cardio does the computer in the room thing. I love it. It might put transcriptionists out of a job (and I have several friends who are) but doctor putting it right in with you there to correct is tons more accurate. Many hospitals are using the same thing too. [/QUOTE]
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