Clinical Neurophysiological Recording Methods

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Figure 7–2. Illustration of the cortical mantle in the coronal plane. | Figure 7–3. The 10–20 International System of Electrode Placement. | Figure 7–4. An example of spectral mapping. | Figure 7–5. P30, P50, and N100 evoked potentials to a short-duration, moderate-intensity, broad-frequency binaural stimulus in a 34-year-old male control subject.

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