Electroencephalography (EEG) (cont.)
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The doctor or technician will tell you when and how you will learn the results or your EEG. Probably you will either get a telephone call or have an office visit. If you have not learned the test results within 2-3 weeks and you don't yet have a follow up appointment, call your doctor.
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Normal EEG Variants »
The phrases "electroencephalogram (EEG) variant waves" or "normal EEG variants" refer to waves that are rare or unusual but not generally abnormal.
