Abstract
There would appear to be no specific changes in the electroencephalogram during or following the pneumoencephalographic procedure. There was an increase in fast activity which was associated with subjective complaints of pain and which disappeared at the end of four hours although the subjective complaints had diminished only moderately. There was no evidence of increased abnormality nor was there masking of previous abnormalities. There would seem to be no indication for delay in doing electroencephalography after pneumoencephalography.
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