Echoencephalography is prescribed for both adults and children in the presence of the following symptoms and complaints
- suspicion of concussion due to head injuries
- nausea attacks not related to food intake
- dizziness and tinnitus,
- impaired memory and performance, attention deficit,
- loss of consciousness and impaired coordination of movements,
- feeling of shortness of breath,
- sleep disturbances and frequent headaches
- neurotic reactions such as tics, enuresis, stuttering, etc.
Most often, echoencephalography is used as a preliminary diagnostic method before magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or computed tomography (CT) of the brain. In some cases, Echo-EEG can completely replace these methods, for example, due to contraindications or due to the serious condition of the subject.