Fig. 2From: Electroencephalography for prognostication of outcome in adults with severe herpes simplex encephalitisAssociation of EEG reactivity on the first and second stdEEGs with outcome. If more than one stdEEG study was available, we collected data from the first and second studies. We classified patients as “preserved reactivity” when both stdEEG were reactive to external stimuli, “absent reactivity” when none of the two stdEEG was reactive, and “variable reactivity” in patients with discordant reactivity between stdEEG studies (presence of reactivity followed by absence of reactivity, or vice versa). A poor outcome was defined by a score of 3–6 on the modified Rankin scaleBack to article page