Evoked potential measurement and analysis on a small laboratory computer

Cohen, Bernard A.; Myklebust, Joel B.

doi:10.1016/0010-468x(78)90032-6

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“…Digital computer systems have been employed in the field of electrophysiological studies of the central nervous system for the purposes of mathematical analysis of such neural activities as impulse discharges1-5), evoked potentials6, 7), and electroencephalograms (EEG) 8,9). The properties of these neural activities and the information processing in the nervous system have been quantitatively analyzed by a computer system, regulating the parameters of peripheral stimulation applied to experimental subjects10).…”

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A computer system for measurement of neural activity in the cerebral cortex.

Taira

Suzuki

1988

Jpn J Oral Biol

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Abstract:This paper describes a newly designed measurement system which drives a recording electrode and analyzes the neural activity in the cerebral cortex. The system is composed of two main parts. One part, for electrode positioning, is to control the recording electrode in three-dimensions, and the other part, for data collection and processing, is to perform the signal processing of neural potentials into a digital format, the storage of experimental data, and its mathematical analysis. The system was designed to analyze slow wave-form activity such as evoked potentials and electroencephalograms (EEG). The measurement system was utilized in the experiments to record the distribution of evoked potentials in the somatosensory cortical oral area of the cat, and it was able to position the recording electrode accurately in the cerebral cortex and to reduce the time for the experiment and data processing to less than 1/10.

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confidence: 99%