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- BookThoru Yamada, Elizabeth Meng.Contents:
Introduction : history and perspective of clinical neurophysiologic diagnostic tests / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Basic EEG technology / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Basic electronics and electrical safety / Peter Seaba and Thoru Yamada
Digital EEG / Malcolm Yeh
Neuroanatomical and neurophysiologic basis of EEG / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Principles of visual analysis of EEG / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Characteristics of normal EEG / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
The assessment of abnormal EEG / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Activation procedures / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
EEG and epilepsy / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Diffuse EEG abnormalities / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Focal EEG abnormalities / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Continuous EEG monitoring for critically ill patients (CCEEG) / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Benign EEG patterns / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
Artifact recognition and technical pitfalls / Thoru Yamada and Elizabeth Meng
EEG of premature and full-term infants / Thoru Yamada, Elizabeth Meng, and Michael Ciliberto.Digital Access LWW Health Library 2018 - ArticleSica RE, McComas AJ, Ferreira JC.Can J Neurol Sci. 1978 Aug;5(3):275-81.An automated system, incorporating the ANOPS-101 mini-computer, has been used to analyse the EMG. The vastus medialis (VM) and biceps brachii (BB) muscles were studied in 28 controls, 16 patients with myopathies, and in 26 patients with denervating disorders. For each muscle mean values were computed for the durations and numbers of phases of muscle action potentials; the mean density and amplitude of the deflections in the interference pattern were also measured. A higher incidence of abnormalities could be detected in myopathic than in neuropathic disorders; for both conditions the incidence was significantly greater in BB than in VM. For the diagnosis of denervation the most useful measurement was that of potential duration; for the detection of myopathies amplitude determinations were also very useful. The present results have been compared with those of other published studies in which automatic EMG analysis has been employed.