Tell me the story when you first saw a patient getting an EEG.

Oh, it's a room that would probably remind me more of an ICU, right? A sterile medical hospital kind of space with someone on some kind of gurney with all the gear on their head.

and this massive thing behind them with a million squiggles that I can't possibly understand, but they taught me that I'm basically looking for a seizure, no seizure.

So I was, I can do that.

All my other experience with EEG ever after that was completely in the realm of doing ECT, which meant a simple two lead EEG where you're doing quite literally just looking for a seizure versus not seizure.

Just a narrative description.

It looks like a giant piece of paper.

Remember, I'm quite old, so this is the 90s.