### What is QEEG?

A brain map or quantitative electroencephalography (QEEG) is a diagnostic tool that measures the amount of electrical activity in different parts of the brain using EEG processing.. Using QEEG, it is possible to check brain function and determine in which areas of the brain there is weakness, weakness, weakness and electrical activity.. (irregularities) are revealed to us. disorders such as AD/HD, anxiety, depression, Alzheimer's, learning disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder... can be diagnosed using QEEG... to obtain QEEG, up to 19 channels of EEG or brain waves are first taken from a person by placing an EEG cap on the head. It's the way we can translate the language of the brain.. In a brain map, each colored head corresponds to the activity of a brain wave.. How these waves work together makes us function correctly or incorrectly in brain procedures such as PET agents, such as MRI.. Cerebral blood flow, metabolism or structural integrity of the brain is measured, while as mentioned QEEG is a tool that measures the electrical activity of the brain.. Patterns, the type of disorder that can be detected. The basis of such a comparison is that different psychiatric diseases cause significant abnormalities in the brain and cause changes in QEEG (Chabet et al., 1999 and 2001). It shows with yellow, orange and red colors and if the activity of the produced waves is less than normal (which in the software again shows blue colors, which is the problem).. Each of the different disorders and problems such as AD/HD and LD are caused by problems in brain function and as a result the brain waves increase and decrease, so the brain map of a healthy person is different from the brain map of a person with AD/HD...