This digital learning module is provided as an e-learning course.
The content is delivered in an interactive format, using avatars, professional voice-overs, and multimedia elements to create an engaging and effective learning experience.

This course introduces advanced modalities used in intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM), including electroencephalography (EEG), auditory evoked potentials (AEPs), corticobulbar motor evoked potentials (CbMEPs), and sensory and motor mapping. It covers the fundamental principles, electrode placement, signal acquisition, standard device settings, and interpretation of modality-specific signals, highlighting their importance for monitoring neural function during surgical procedures.

The course is designed for healthcare professionals who want to expand their knowledge of specialized IONM techniques and their clinical applications. Participants gain practical insights into signal characteristics, monitoring strategies, and the role of each modality in supporting surgical decision-making and patient safety. Through structured learning modules and clinically relevant examples, the course helps build confidence in selecting, applying, and interpreting advanced neuromonitoring modalities.

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