Titlebook: Clinical Applications of Magnetoencephalography; Shozo Tobimatsu,Ryusuke Kakigi Book 2016 Springer Japan 2016 Biomagnetism.Epilepsy.MEG.Ma

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Basic Functions and Clinical Applicationsficulties in performing the self-paced movement, easier motor paradigms such as isometric contraction or cyclic repetitive movements have been recently introduced. Although estimated sources from these paradigms have provided sources of reasonable locations, physiological significance should await for further study.

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Clinical Applicationsed by stimulation of various nerves and body parts and of those generated by different stimulus modalities, for example, stimulation by transcutaneous electrical currents, pneumatics, brushes, pins driven by piezoelectric actuators, lasers, intraepidermal electrical currents, intramuscular motor point, and passive movement.

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Principles of Magnetoencephalographyational technique appears to be a black box. To relax such complex matter for general readers, we introduce the principles of MEG computation briefly. This chapter consists of three steps: first, we introduce the basic concept of MEG; next, we describe forward solution; and finally, we address inver

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Basic Functions and Clinical Applicationsith high S/N ratio, selection of a motor paradigm and an analysis method to assure events time-locked to movement onset is important. Self-paced movement paradigm has been widely employed, because the same paradigm in electroencephalographic (EEG) and subdural recordings has provided bunch of physio

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Clinical Applicationse of hearing disorders such as subjective tinnitus. Reversing maladaptive cortical reorganization by suitable behavioral training can be a useful treatment strategy to alleviate detrimental auditory symptoms. Here, we report our recent studies on reorganized brain activity measured in hearing-impair

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Basic Functionhe ventral pathway is involved in the processing of shapes and objects as well as color perception, whereas the dorsal pathway is responsible for processing location and motion as well as three-dimensional shape perception. Magnetoencephalography (MEG) achieves very high temporal and spatial resolut

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