Electroencephalograph
Pronunciation: /ˈɪɫɛktˈɹoʊnˈsɛpˈheɪɫoʊˈɡɹæf/
Electroencephalograph (noun)
- A medical device that records electrical signals from the brain and shows them as patterns on a screen or paper.
Examples
- The electroencephalograph records brain wave patterns during sleep.
- A technician connects the electroencephalograph to the patient’s scalp.