Topography of Background EEG Rhythms in Normal Subjects and in Patients with Cerebrovascular Disorders

Samson-Dollfus, D; Delmer, Cyrille; Vaschalde, Yvan; Dreano, E.; Fodil, D.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-72658-3_15

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“…Letztlich wird man verschiedene Referenzen einsetzen oder die geeignete Referenzmontage individuell je nach Lokalisation des Prozesses oder der im EEG vermuteten Herdstörungen auswählen müssen (20). Empfohlen werden Systeme, die mit den gespeicherten EEG-Rohdaten off-line eine beliebige Umrechnung in andere Referenzmontagen ermöglichen (4).…”

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Mapping des Spontan - EEG bei Herdstörungen

Zschocke¹,

Heidrich²,

Kuhlmann³

1990

Klin Neurophysiol

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Mapping des Spontan - EEG bei Herdstörungen

Zschocke¹,

Heidrich²,

Kuhlmann³

1990

Klin Neurophysiol

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Long-Term Monitoring in Intensive Care Patients: Electroencephalogram, Evoked Responses, and Brain Mapping

Facco¹,

Munari²,

Baratto³

et al. 1994

Central Nervous System Monitoring in Anesthesia and Intensive Care

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Study of the Alpha Frequency Band of Healthy Adults in Quantitative EEG

Liu

1995

Clinical Electroencephalography

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The qEEG of the alpha band in 115 healthy adults, and for comparison the SPM of 244 patients, were studied. The alpha band was divided into three subgroups: alpha 1 (8-8.9Hz), alpha 2 (9-10.9Hz) and alpha 3 (11-12.9Hz). This method could both demonstrate the dominant rhythm of healthy adults and discover alpha slowing. The distribution of the level of power and percentage of frequency in alpha 1, 2 and 3 varied on different head regions. While the distribution of alpha 1 was the same as the theta and delta bands, there was a trend toward abnormally high power of alpha 1 and theta bands in patients.

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Topography of Background EEG Rhythms in Normal Subjects and in Patients with Cerebrovascular Disorders

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Mapping des Spontan - EEG bei Herdstörungen

Mapping des Spontan - EEG bei Herdstörungen

Long-Term Monitoring in Intensive Care Patients: Electroencephalogram, Evoked Responses, and Brain Mapping

Study of the Alpha Frequency Band of Healthy Adults in Quantitative EEG

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