Neuromonitoring Blog: EEG & IONM Insights

Flashing Lights and Seizures: Understanding the Real Risk

July 7, 2026

If I earned a dollar every time someone said “Those lights are going to give me a seizure” I’d be rich. In all actuality, this is not a reality for the average person, let alone someone…

From Necessity to Connection: How Working with CRNAs Elevated My Practice

June 23, 2026

In the fast-paced world of intraoperative neuromonitoring, it’s easy to focus primarily on technical skills and signal quality. But over time, many of us learn that the relationships we build…

Why Adding EEG Services to Your Existing IONM Partnership Is Simpler Than Starting Over

June 10, 2026

When your hospital has already made the decision to outsource intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM), the thought of adding continuous EEG services or remote physician oversight can feel like one more complicated…

A CNIM’s Pediatric Spine Mission in Colombia

May 12, 2026

Set against the lush landscape of Cali, Colombia, the open-air facility at Fundacion Valle del Lili allows birds to pass freely through its corridors, sunlight filtering into spaces typically defined…

6 Reasons Why Hospitals Are Outsourcing Their Neuromonitoring

April 28, 2026

In hospitals across the country, surgical programs are growing more complex while resources grow tighter. Administrators and clinical leaders are asked to expand services, support surgeons, maintain the highest safety…

Don’t Underestimate the Head Donut

April 28, 2026

A Real-Life IONM Story That Could Have Ended Very Differently It’s a normal weekend in the OR. The lights are bright, the monitors are humming, and a middle-aged man lies…

The Significance of EEG in Diagnosing and Managing Seizures

April 14, 2026

Seizures can be frightening, unpredictable, and sometimes so subtle they go unnoticed by patients, families, and even clinicians. While a patient’s history, clinical observations of symptoms and diagnostic imaging are…

Beyond the OR: Anna’s Journey Providing Surgical Neurophysiology Care in Guatemala

April 1, 2026

IntraNerve Surgical Neurophysiologist Anna Rose joined a pediatric ENT mission in Guatemala and provided facial nerve monitoring for 15+ children in need At IntraNerve Neuroscience, our work is rooted…

What Surgical Neurophysiology Taught Me About Decision-Making Under Pressure (And Why That Matters in Motherhood)

March 12, 2026

Monitoring Nerves, Managing Meltdowns: The Surprising Link Between the OR and Motherhood In the operating room, there isn’t much room for hesitation. When I’m monitoring neural function during surgery, I’m…

Remote Neuromonitoring Physicians: Expanding Access to Quality Neurological Care

February 12, 2026

Why Continuous EEG Monitoring Is Becoming More Essential The use of continuously monitored electroencephalography (EEG) has expanded significantly over the past several decades. EEG is used to assist in diagnosing…

How Does Electroencephalography (EEG) Work?

January 20, 2026

The Science Behind Electroencephalography Brain Monitoring Electroencephalography, commonly referred to as EEG, is a noninvasive brain monitoring technique used to measure and record the brain’s electrical activity. An electroencephalogram (EEG…

From Trainee to Leader: My Real Path in an EEG Career

November 7, 2025

For years, one of the wildest things I have heard from others in the neurodiagnostic industry is that having an EEG career (electroencephalography) is not a long-term path. My experience couldn’t be further from the truth. EEG can offer a flexible,…