text: EEG findings are not diagnostic of CJD, but may help in the diagnosis of CJD. Periodic synchronous discharges (PSDs) occur either before or in synchronicity with myoclonus. Typical EEG findings in<unk> -Jakob disease include periodic biphasic or triphasic sharp wave complexes (PSWCs). Periodic sharp wave complexes can differentiate sporadic<unk> -Jakob disease‬ (present waves) from familial and variant types of<unk> -Jakob disease‬ and other prion diseases (absent waves).
  EEG findings are not diagnostic of CJD, but may help in the diagnosis of CJD.
  Periodic synchronous discharges (PSDs) occur either before or in synchronicity with myoclonus.
  Typical EEG findings in<unk> -Jakob disease include periodic biphasic or triphasic sharp wave complexes (PSWCs).
  Periodic sharp wave complexes can differentiate sporadic<unk> -Jakob disease‬ (present waves) from familial and variant types of<unk> -Jakob disease‬ and other prion diseases (absent waves).
option_0: Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease electrocardiogram
option_1: Alzheimer's disease electrocardiogram
option_2: Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease MRI
option_3: Friedreich's ataxia electrocardiogram
option_4: Parkinson's disease MRI
option_5: Parkinson's disease other diagnostic studies
option_6: Niemann-Pick disease laboratory findings
option_7: Alzheimer's disease other diagnostic studies