Atlas of Brain Mapping

This is the first easily understandable book about topographic brain mapping of EEG and evoked potentials. It is a textbook and atlas as well.

Inhalt
1 Introduction.- 2 History.- 3 Definition and Terminology.- 4 Methodology.- 4.1 Introduction.- 4.2 General Conditions.- 4.3 Calibration.- 4.4 Electrodes.- 4.5 References.- 4.6 Baseline.- 4.7 Artifacts.- 5 Data Acquisition and Signal Analysis.- 5.1 Analog to Digital Conversion.- 5.2 Aliasing.- 5.3 Amplitude Mapping (Time Domain).- 5.4 Frequency Mapping (Frequency Domain).- 5.5 Map Construction (Spatial Domain).- 5.6 Map Features.- 5.7 Mapping of Evoked Potentials.- 6 Storing of Data.- 7 Statistical Procedures.- 8 Practical Application: Findings in Normal Subjects.- 8.1 Introduction.- 8.2 EEG Features in the Time Domain.- 8.3 EEG Features in the Frequency Domain.- 8.4 EP Features.- 8.5 EEG Mapping After Sensory, Motor, and Mental Activation and due to Psychotherapeutic Interventions.- 8.6 Sleep Features.- 9 Findings in Diseases.- 9.1 Introduction.- 9.2 Evaluation of EEG and EP Maps.- 9.3 Clinical Examples.- 9.4 EEG and EP Mapping During Normal Aging.- 9.5 EEG and P300 Topography in Dementia of Alzheimer Type.- 9.6 EEG and EP Mapping in Psychoses.- 9.7 EEG and EP Mapping in Clinical Psychopharmacology.- 10 Advanced Methods.- 10.1 Dipole Source Estimation.- 10.2 Neurometrics.- 10.3 Determining Differences Between Maps.- References.