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Neurophy, EEG diagnostic and interpretation service for neurological care.
Tailored specifically for healthcare professionals and clinical settings, Neurophy offers comprehensive services for the administration and interpretation of electroencephalogram (EEG) tests, combining expertise in neurophysiology, connected monitoring, and professional EEG interpretation.
Neurophy, EEG diagnostic and interpretation service for neurological care.
Tailored specifically for healthcare professionals and clinical settings, Neurophy offers comprehensive services for the administration and interpretation of electroencephalogram (EEG) tests, combining expertise in neurophysiology, connected monitoring, and professional EEG interpretation.
clinics and hospitals use our tele-interpretation services
weekly realizations and tele-interpretations of electrophysiology examinations in 2025 (EEG, ECG, PSG) performed at the patient’s bedside, at home or in health centers
average tele-interpretation time for a routine EEG. Maximum 3 hours.
Services are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day with our teams of doctors specialists.
Adults indications of electroencephalograms (EEG)
- A first epileptic seizure (to be performed as soon as possible, ideally within 24 to 48 hours),
- Suspected epilepsy: a recurrent seizure, or the need to identify the specific type of epilepsy,
- Status epilepticus (convulsive or non-convulsive),
- Coma or encephalopathy: to assess severity and prognosis,
- Neurological prognosis following cardiac arrest,
- Diagnosis of brain death,
- Acute confusion, behavioral disturbances, or impaired consciousness/alertness.
- Memory or language disorders, confusion, or hallucinations with no identified cause,
- Unexplained malaise, loss of consciousness, or falls,
- Sudden abnormal movements,
- Withdrawal seizures,
- Monitoring of epilepsy: discontinuation or modification of treatment, worsening (without systematic follow-up),
- Metabolic, toxic, or hepatic encephalopathy,
- Suspected brain abscess or the onset of epilepsy, as a supplement to diagnostic imaging or a lumbar puncture.
Indications for infants and children
- Monitoring of brain maturation in very premature infants: routine for those born before 28 weeks, recommended during the first week for those born between 29 and 35 weeks,
- Brain distress at birth: lack of oxygen, hemorrhage, or asphyxia,
- Infections and toxic insults,
- Delayed brain maturation, malformations, or vascular damage occurring before birth,
- Infant malaise : systematic evaluation required before 1 month of age.
- A first non-febrile epileptic seizure (video EEG recommended for children under 6 years),
- Suspected absence seizures,
- A complex febrile seizure or status epilepticus,
- Coma, encephalopathy, or a diagnosis of brain death,
- Confusion, impaired consciousness or behavioral disturbances, abnormal movements, or hypotonia,
- A seizure occurring within hours of a head injury.
- A delay in developmental milestones or overall development, ADHD,
- Autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, specific language disorders,
- Cerebral palsy, or metabolic, genetic, or neurodegenerative diseases, conditions in which epilepsy is more common,
- Follow-up for epilepsy: monitoring or adjusting treatment, or the occurrence of a new seizure,
- Follow-up after a traumatic brain injury, if seizures have occurred.
Advantages : our flexible service
- Setup and interpretation services for our partners in the Île-de-France region or in certain other regions: Technicians are available on request with their own equipment (Neuronaute+ and IceCap) and travel to hospitals, clinics, and private practices.
- Interpretation services only through our network of experts: Neurologists with over 20 years of experience in EEG interpretation
Interpretation reports are available within 3 hours for hospital settings (30 minutes to 1 hour in cases of emergency).
Medical services
- Electroencephalography on at least 8 electrodes with recording of a minimum duration of 20 minutes, at the patient’s bedside
- Electroencephalography on 8 or more electrodes with recording of at least 30 minutes, with digitization and video recording, in a patient under 6 years old
- Electroencephalography on 14 or more electrodes with recording of at least 20 minutes, with digitization in a patient aged 6 years or older
- Long duration electroencephalography of 1 to 4 hours on at least 8 electrodes, with video recording
- Electroencephalographic monitoring intraoperatively on at least 8 electrodes, for less than 4 hours
- Intraoperative electroencephalographic monitoring on at least 8 electrodes, for 4 hours or more
- Supplement for performing an electroencephalographic procedure at home or in a facility without electroencephalographic equipment
- Performing an electroencephalographic act during an endothoracic surgery or neurosurgery procedure
Medical services
- Electroencephalography on at least 8 electrodes with recording of a minimum duration of 20 minutes, at the patient’s bedside
- Electroencephalography on 8 or more electrodes with recording of at least 30 minutes, with digitization and video recording, in a patient under 6 years old
- Electroencephalography on 14 or more electrodes with recording of at least 20 minutes, with digitization in a patient aged 6 years or older
- Long duration electroencephalography of 1 to 4 hours on at least 8 electrodes, with video recording
- Electroencephalographic monitoring intraoperatively on at least 8 electrodes, for less than 4 hours
- Intraoperative electroencephalographic monitoring on at least 8 electrodes, for 4 hours or more
- Supplement for performing an electroencephalographic procedure at home or in a facility without electroencephalographic equipment
- Performing an electroencephalographic act during an endothoracic surgery or neurosurgery procedure