Tablet Computers Acceptable to Read EEG Results - Mayo Clinic
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Channel: Mayo Clinic · 2013 · Science & Technology
A study by physicians at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, presented at the 2013 American Academy of Neurology conference in San Diego, has determined that tablet computers can be used to review EEG results remotely. Matthew Hoerth, M.D., neurologist at Mayo Clinic, explains how "despite the marginally smaller screen size, the ease of use, accessibility, and reliability make the tablet a viable option for its integration into the tele-EEG practice." This study further shows how telemedicine continues to benefit patients in rural areas who may not have access to sub-specialist care.
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