Abstract
Auteur(s) : John BP Stephenson Fraser of Allander Neurosciences Unit, Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow, Scotland This issue includes a study (Haneef et al. 2008) of simulated ocular compression (OC) by physicians who “routinely” performed OC during EEG examinations when syncopal episodes - including breath-holding spells - were suspected. The authors found that though each of those three physicians exerted a different range of pressure on a sphygmomanometer cuff when asked to use their [...]
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