'Scalp eeg' presentation slideshows

1: Tutorial for ASSC9 24 June 2005 Part 2

1: Tutorial for ASSC9 24 June 2005 Part 2. New developments in EEG research Part 2. Spatial analysis in four steps. Walter J Freeman University of California at Berkeley http://sulcus.berkeley.edu. 2: Steps in spatial EEG Analysis. Steps in spatial EEG Analysis:

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1: Tutorial for ASSC9 24 June 2005 Part 2

1: Tutorial for ASSC9 24 June 2005 Part 2. New developments in EEG research Part 2. Spatial analysis in four steps. Walter J Freeman University of California at Berkeley http://sulcus.berkeley.edu. 2: Steps in spatial EEG Analysis. Steps in spatial EEG Analysis:

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Nancy B. Munro ORNL, retired Lee M. Hively Computational Sciences and Information Divi sion

Early Alzheimer’s Detection via Advanced EEG Analysis. Nancy B. Munro ORNL, retired Lee M. Hively Computational Sciences and Information Divi sion Yang Jiang, University of Kentucky College of Medicine Charles D. Smith, MD, UK College of Medicine Gregory A. Jicha, MD, UK College of Medicine

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Nancy B. Munro, ORNL, retired Lee M. Hively Computational Sciences and Information Division

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P10

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The Clinical Potential of EEG Functional Connectivity Analysis

The Clinical Potential of EEG Functional Connectivity Analysis. Steven L. Bressler Cognitive Neurodynamics Laboratory Center for Complex Systems & Brain Sciences Florida Atlantic University. Overview. 1. Functional Connectivity of macaque cortical LFPs a. Sensori -Motor System

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Brain in active perception: Bloom & Lazerson, 1998

Brain in active perception: Bloom & Lazerson, 1998. Scalp EEG. Blink artifact. Structural MRI with 64 electrodes. WJF courtesy of Jeff Duyn at NIH and Thomas Witzel at MIT. Scalp recording with high density linear array. Extracranial arrays.

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