1 MCQs in Pediatrics for NEET PG
A 3-week-old term-born infant is undergoing routine EEG screening. The recording shows bilateral synchronous diphasic sharp waves with initial negative deflection followed by a larger positive component, maximal over the frontal polar regions (Fp1, Fp2), with amplitude 80 µV and duration 0.8 seconds. These transients appear predominantly during quiet sleep. The pattern marked **A** in the diagram is observed. What is the most appropriate clinical interpretation of this finding?
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