Rhythmic EEG patterns in extremely preterm infants: classification and association with brain injury and outcome

In many units, neuro-monitoring with electroencephalography (EEG) during the first postnatal days has become part of standard care. Brain protection has become one of the main aims of neonatal intensive care, since the survival rate of extremely preterm infants (born <28 weeks gestational age) has increased due to major advances in perinatal care. (Costeloe et al., 2012; Zegers et al., 2016)

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