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Let the folks at Massachusetts General Hospital's
neurology department tell you what you can expect at a typical EMU visit
Let John Hopkins prepare you for an EMU by answering the most common Qs you might
have regarding your stay and what will be involved
Allow Stanford's clinical Epilepsy Center to prepare you with information regarding
your stay at an EMU
Mayo Clinic has EMUs conveniently located around the U.S. for patients' convenience.
Click here to find out more about an inpatient stay
Here's an overview of Cincinnati Epilepsy Center's take on a typical stay in an EMU
Click to right for Wake Forest's info regarding an EMU
Allow the team at the Henry Ford Comprehensive
Epilepsy Clinic inform you regarding anything you need to know about epilepsy. They are a level 4 center, which is the
highest certification a hospital can obtain.
WHAT IS WADA
(Named after Dr. Juhn Wada who first
developed the procedure it is also known as I.S.A.P. or the Intracarotid Sodium Amobarbital Procedure)
Let the knowledgeable persons at Wikipedia
give you the technical rundown regarding the WADA test
Let the people at Epilepsy.com inform you all about the WADA test, also known
as an ISAP test (intracarotid Sodium amobarbital procedure).
Let the Cleveland Clinic inform you about the WADA test and what it entails
The UW Epilepsy Center can tell you all about
WADA testing with photos showing various stages of the process
Click on the green triangle to have the folks at Dartmouth-Hitchcock tell you how
to prepare for the test and what to expect every step along the way
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