The mean duration of VEEG monitoring for non surgical candidates was 2 days.

70% of events for diagnosis and 78% of epileptic events for evaluation were captured in VEEG.

Positive predictor for diagnosing the suspected event as epileptic was a prior interictal epileptic activity at routine pre-admission EEG.

Staring was the most frequent type of event for evaluation, followed by myoclonic jerking movements, abnormal eye movements and posturing.

In 53% of epileptic patients significant new information was acquired during VEEG that enabled correct classification of seizures or epileptic syndrome.