If he does have to have an EEG this could help. When DD was being wired for her inpatient test she asked to borrow my iPhone. I thought she was going to play a game on it and handed it over. Instead she turned on the camera, set it to video, reversed the camera and filmed the process so she could see what was going on behind her. As long as her head stayed still the tech was fine with her moving her arms as needed. She was so interested in filming and watching the process I don't think she even noticed any sensation on her scalp.
Both outpatient EEG's were pretty simple but trying to get the glue out of her hair and off her scalp following the inpatient was quite the chore. Different type of adhesive I guess since the wires had to stay in place for several days. This was where a sensitive scalp could be an issue...
