Electro-Caps

Electro-Caps are an EEG electrode application technique. They are made of an elastic spandex-type fabric with recessed, pure tin electrodes attached to the fabric. The electrodes on the standard caps are positioned to the International 10-20 method of electrode placement. The medium Electro-Cap will fit approximately 65% of all patients over the age of 5. The small cap will fit primarily children from the ages of 2 to 5 years. The extra small cap will fit most children from 9 months to 2 years of age. Sizes in age are approximate; the patient should always be measured to determine proper cap size.

Infa-Caps

Infa-Caps are similar to the regular Electro-Caps. These caps will fit newborn infants to babies about the ages of 9 to 12 months. Infa-Cap I has International 10-20 electrode placements. Standard Infa-Caps II and III have abbreviated electrode placements consisting of F1, F2, C3, C4, 01,02, T3, T4, Cz and ground. Infa-Cap III can be used for recording premature babies by using E6 Disposable Sponge Disks on all of the electrodes.