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PLEDs

Last updated on Thursday, April 16 2009 by jdmiles

PLEDs

Periodic Lateralizing Epileptiform Discharges (PLEDs). In this EEG, there are spike/wave complexes (epileptiform discharges) coming at regular (periodic) intervals from the right leads, but not from the left (lateralizing). PLEDs are a nonspecific indicator of cortical damage, and are seen in varied clinical settings including stroke and status epilepticus. They are also associated with herpes encephalitis; if seen in a clinical presentation suggestive of encephalitis, the diagnosis of herpes viral encephalitis must be considered.

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