Titlebook: Neuroimaging in child neuropsychiatric disorders; B. Garreau Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Syndrom.brain.brain imaging.

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Methods: principles, anatomical and physiological bases PET and SPECTe body’s oxygen consumption. These data emphasise the metabolic importance of the brain and reflect the importance and complexity of brain function. The more functional the investigation, the more relevant the information.

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Anatomical and physiological bases of the main electroencephalographic rhythmsn of the brain and was thus used for diagnostic purposes. At first, few workers considered the anatomical and physiological bases of the main EEG rhythms (Adrian and Matthews, 1934). In the early 1980s, quantitative methods of EEG analysis appeared and were found to be of value in neuropsychiatry, g

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Frontocentral electrical brain activity in normal boys: impact of EOG correction on retest stability by ocular artefacts which may bias the results, it was clearly important to exclude the possibility that differences in SCPs between groups in a clinical study and apparently reflecting a brain-behaviour relationship could in fact be explained by an oculomotor-behavioural association. Therefore, sl

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The ontogeny of cerebral metabolismn be accomplished using positron emission tomography (PET) and the principles underlying the .C-2-deoxyglucose autoradiographic method developed by Sokoloff et al. (1977). With PET and the tracer 2-deoxy-2(.F)fluoro-D-glucose (FDG), measurements of regional cerebral glucose utilisation can be made d

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The ontogeny of the EEG during infancy and childhood: implications for cognitive developmentmic nature of the EEG and its association with behavioural state and mental activity. It was not until Berger’s (1932) report of EEG differences between children and adults, however, that interest in the normal developmental course of he electroencephalogram was generated. This work immediately spaw

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Auditory evoked potentials (N1 wave) as indices of cortical developmenton the scalp. These potentials are extracted from the EEG by averaging a number of EEG samples time-locked to the event. They offer the possibility of measuring the function of numerous neural systems in a completely noninvasive fashion. Moreover, evoked potentials can be assessed in paradigms which

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SPECT studies in Tourette’s syndromechildhood. Although tics can affect virtually any muscle group, they most commonly start in the orofacial region. When the disorder progresses the tics usually move along a cephalocaudal and proximal-distal gradient. Family genetic and twin studies support a genetic aetiology, with a probable sex in

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