1. These people rarely volunteer for investigation in controlled EEG studies.

2. Volunteers were wired up to an EEG machine which records skin responses as well as brainwave patterns.

3. By averaging the EEG across a large number of these events the noise cancels out and the signal emerges.

4. It lasts 10-15 seconds during which time the EEG shows generalized 3-per-second spike and wave discharges.

5. An EEG is a device that records electrical activity in the brain.

6. The EEG typically shows a spike and wave pattern that is slower than the 3-per-second discharges associated with absence attacks.

7. Alerting was indicated by the desynchronization of the EEG.

8. EEG may be atypical in some children administered AEDs.

9. Results: Thirteen clinical seizures were observed during EEG monitoring.

10. Objective To study the clinical and EEG characters of the juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.

11. ObjectiveTo detect the high-order information in EEG signals by bispectral analysis based on high-order spectral techniques.

12. EEG ( electroencephalography ) and MEG ( magnetoencephalongraphy ) are noninvasive methods for exploring the neural electrical activities of brain.

13. I borrowed an EEG machine and I wired Mr. McCormick to it.

14. Methods EEG of32patients who brain death, who was diagnosed by clinical criteria, was monitored.

15. Methods: The EEG findings were analysed in 60 cases of parotitis meningitis.

16. Electroencephalogram(EEG) and transcranial Doppler(TCD) recordings were carried out in 25 children with migraine during ictal and interictal period.

17. The EEG changes were obvious in patients with hypoglycemic coma or ketoacidosis.

18. The animal behavior and EEG changes demonstrated that VNS had significant antiepileptic effect.

19. An 8 - channel electroencephalogram ( EEG ) amplifier is designed based on instrumentation amplifier and universal active filter.

20. Objective To investigate the image features and clinical values of electroencephalogram(EEG)and brain electrical activity map(BEAM)for the mild brain injury without positive presentation on CT scan.

21. Methods EEG was determined in 31 childen ? ? s deaf mutism.

22. The preliminary analysis for the variation of EEG and its clinical value was performed in 25 cerebral palsy with microcephaly.

23. The next few pages contain an explanation of the working of the EEG, written in a non-technical way.

24. In various animal studies, there is a coherence in the EEG between different brain areas involved in the same task.

25. Simulation results show that KICA algorithm can remove EOG artifact from the EEG signal better, and it is also more accurate and robust than FICA.

26. Conclusion Pilomotor seizure is very rare form of seizure, but it may be found on combining history, physical examination and EEG findings.

27. Objective To study the features of epileptoid discharge on EEG.

28. This paper introduces an algorithm of adaptive Kalman filter and its microcomputer software for extracting EEG signal.

29. Methods: Analyzing the characteristics of 36 patients with chronic alcohol poisoning, and their EEG,(sentence dictionary) BAEP and EMG examination.

30. For their study, reported in the Journal of Neuroscience, the researchers put something that looks like a swimming cap containing 34 EEG sensors on the heads of five people.

31. Objective To explore the effect of clonazepam(CZP) on background EEG activities and epileptiform discharges, and the relationship between the effects and the serum drug concentration.

32. Conclusion: It was indicated that EEG may be helpful to diagnosis and treatment of Hyperkinetic Syndrome of childhood.

33. How to localize the neural electric activities effectively and precisely from the scalp EEG recordings is a critical issue for clinical neurology and cognitive neuroscience.

34. Objective To study the relationship between side - effect and EEG change by Clozapine.

35. Results: Epileptic focuses in 72 cases of intractable epilepsy were defined after finishing the repeat EEG tests, epileptic lead, and the bemegride induced test.

36. Objective: discuss nurse cruces disease of spasm andepilepsy in Video - EEG monitoring.

37. Thanks to the EEG are virtually no market or marketing risks for wind power.

38. Objective:To analyze EEG of 150 children with hyperkinetic syndrome and evaluate the diagnostic value of the EEG.

39. Conclusion:The abnormal rate of EEG was very high among children with hyperkinetic syndrome and EEG is very useful in diagnosing hyperkinetic syndrome.

40. The multi - fractal features of melancholia patients 16 - channel EEG signals are analyzed with singularity spectrum.

41. Methods: The electroencephalogram ( EEG ) of 43 heroin dependent patients was studied with electroencephalography.

42. A novel method of EEG signals compression representation and epileptiform spikes recognition based on wavelet neural network and its algorithm is presented.

43. Objective To describe characteristic of sleep electroencephalograph ( EEG ) in depressions with psychogenic anxiety.

44. Objective To explore the significance of ictal ambu1atory EEG (AEEG) monitoring in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis in infants with paroxysmal events.

45. Our findings dovetailed with a 1978 EEG study of adults who were victims of incest.

46. AIM:To explore the effect of buflomedil on memory function, cerebral blood flow and electroencephalogram(EEG) of patients with dysmnesia after cerebral infarction.

47. These EEG changes in endemic subclinical cretinism also provide a objective evidences for the clinical diagnosis of this disease.

48. CONCLUSION: The mean phase coherence of EEG changed with time is coincident with event-related desynchronization and event-related synchronization.

49. Objective To explore the relationship between electroencephalogram (EEG) patterns and the prognosis of herpes simplex encephalitis(HSE).

50. To support causal analysis, extended event graph(EEG) is put forward to rebuild the events and their causal relations happened in simulation.

51. Methods: Fifty children with sleep - behavioral disorders received EEG monitoring for 24 hours.

52. Objectives : To study the value of EEG in the brain stem injury.

53. Phase coherency index of EEG was calculated with real time of gliding window.

54. An EEG showed a slow - wave focus in the right frontotemporal region.

55. The time - frequency distribution ( TFD ) fits to analyze the EEG signal well since EEG is a typical non - stationary signal.

56. Objective To explore the clinical manifestations, electroencephalography(EEG) findings and treatment of eyelid myoclonia with absences (EMA).

57. The electroencephalographic (EEG) changes in 8 volunteers after infusion of 15 mg midazolam were analysed quantitatively with the computer EEG analysis hardware and software made by authors.

58. Objectives:In order to search the function of EEG in the diagnosis of Mumps meningoencephalitis .

59. No marked epileptiform EEG and behaviors, however , were detected in GluR 3 antibody - injected group and control groups.

60. In this paper, proposed a Evolution Strategies to EEG source localization, which based on the agamogenesis natural selection of biology.

61. Neurosky, a San Jose-based company with 40 employees, has developed chips that can detect brain activity by using electroencephalography (EEG) technology, says Neurosky spokesperson Tansy Brook.

62. Objective: To explore some characteristic of sleep EEG in patients with retardative depression.

63. The appearances of abnormal EEG were mainly slow wave and local epileptiform discharge.

64. In this paper, the rats EEG induced by Pilocarpine is as the sample for forecasting epileptic seizures.

65. Cases of intracranial space - occupying lesions were tested by ENG and EEG.

66. The centrifugal spray drying process of eeg albumen powder was studied.

67. Objective To explore the characteristic and value of electroencephalogram ( EEG ) for epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis ( DCSM ).

68. In this paper, HMM is applied to distinguish Wake , REM and S 2 by one channel EEG.

69. After operations, 1～2 weeks intracranial EEG monitoring and cortical stimulation was performed.

70. Objective To explore the diagnostic value of "Standard" EEG, which include common induced test with sleeping induce(1.5 to 2.0 h) and choice sphenoidal electrode description in epilepsy.

71. Objective To explore the clinical significance and effect of video - EEG ( V - EEG ) monitoring in epilepsy surgery.

72. Objective To evaluate the diagnostic value of video - EEG in infants with non - epileptic seizure.

73. Objective To observe the abnormal rate of EEG in 3-year seizure-free epileptics and to guide drug withdrawal.

74. Methods: 45 children with Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome were selected and examined by EEG. The ideal signal passages were chosen and analyzed.

75. These can be measured by electroencephalography ( EEG ) , using electrodes placed on the scalp.

76. As for lumbus puncture results, 68 cases had increased brain pressure with abnormal EEG.

77. Based on this method, it could be judged whether the subject percepts the current stimulus by analyzing single-trial, single-channel EEG signal.

78. Meanwhile, the concordant rate of V - EEG and ECoG in lateralization was 100 % and localization 80 %.

79. Methods: Routine EEG were performed after treatments in 51 patients who have mumps meningoencephalitis.

80. Conclusions CT + MRI + EEG + SPECT + ECoG may contribute to accurate localization for surgery.

81. An electroencephalogram (EEG) was inconclusive of any seizure activity and a computed tomography (CT) scan of his brain revealed a lacunar infarct of the putamen region in the left basal ganglia.

82. Objectives To explore the new method to record the breath frequency curve of EEG in infant.

83. That fiction, though , is often based on a real technique known as electroencephalography ( EEG ) .

84. And in the firmware design part, the design of EEG data acquisition firmware, USB communication firmware and USB HDD firmware are carried out.

85. Methods: Sphenoidal electrodes and HV were done and the epileptiform discharges recording were analysed in 33 children who with normal or non-specific change EEG.

86. This paper proposes a fuzzy similarity method to predict epileptic seizures with electroencephalography ( EEG ) .

87. Methods: The clinical manifestation and EEG monitoring of 35 cases were analysed.

88. Objective The study is to evaluate clinical features, ictal and interictal EEG characteristics in the patients diagnosed as frontal lobe epilepsy.

89. The EEG non - linear analysis combined micro - dialysis are pragmatic method to study the brain function.

90. Objective To explore the EEG changes of chronic ethylism and the related factors.

91. Today, the EEG is still a medically useful recording for brain function.

92. Conclusion Eyelid myoclonia with absences is likely to be misdiagnosed due to complicated symptoms and masking effect of EEG changes by anti- epileptic drugs.

93. Objective To propose a new approach for real - time detection of binocular rivalry through electroencephalogram ( EEG ).

94. EEG monitoring might be helpful in early diagnosis and therapy.

95. Objective:To observe the change of BEAM, EEG and CT in lacunar infarction, and their clinical diagnoses significance.

96. Behaviorally, the animals showed typical arousal with the appearance of EEG desynchronization, and sleepiness with the appearance of EEG synchronization.

97. Objective To discuss the changes of EEG relief map of parotitis patients combined with encephalitis so that to supply the basis of clinical diagnosis and treatment.

98. Spirometry, Ent, Sleep Disorders, Eeg , Scales and Foot Support Medical, Diagnostic and Hospital Supplies.

99. Objective: To study the diagnostic value of EEG to patients with Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome.

100. Method:32 patients with telophase of uraemia were applied to HF, their electronencephalograth(EEG) were tested before HF and six months after HF.

101. Objective To compare the results of CT, MRI, electroencephalogram (EEG) and transcranial Doppler (TCD) in examination of posttraumatic epilepsy.

102. Methods:The EEG of undergoing multichannel, various types and combined with image data were analyzed in 15 patients with LGS. Epileptiform waves were also analyzed by dipole localization method.

103. Conclusion rotation test might increase the positivity rate of EEG.

104. Electroencephalogram ( EEG ) assumes a dominant position in the current research of the depth detection of anesthesia.

105. Methods 23 patients of headache epilepsia received nervous system and EEG examination , when they were attack or in stage of attack.

106. Objective : To investigate of non - linear dynamics characteristics of electroencephalogram ( EEG ) with the patients of stagnation ofQi syndrome.

107. Methods:Pre operative scalp EEG, cortex EEG and the tumor body electrogram during operation were recorded in 5 patients with hypothalamic hamartoma, and the results were analyzed.

108. To pick up brain activity, the skullcap is covered in electroencephalographic (EEG) electrodes.

109. The study then focused on a new Brain Machine Interface based on electroencephalography (EEG), which measures electrical activity in the brain caused by the firing of neurons.

110. Objective : To remove the noise and ECG artifact in EEG.

111. Pre - seizure transitional phase of the EEG was detected with correlation integral method.

112. We want to buy Spirometry , Ent, Sleep Disorders, Eeg, Scales and Foot Support Medical, Diagnostic and Hospital Supplies.

113. Objective: To analyze the clinical and electroencephalographic (EEG) features of partial motor status epilepticus.

114. Objective To explore the changes of computed tomography (CT) and electroencephalogram (EEG) in patients with grand mal epilepsy without nervous systemic signs.

115. Conclusion The EEG relief map could have important value for the diagnosis of parotitis combined with encephalitis and play a definite action in diagnosis and treatment.

116. From medical findings, some physiological characters, such as eye blink, heart beat, blood pressure, EEG, etc, can reflect the fatigue level.

117. Conclusion The forensic determination of post traumatic epilepsy must be on the basis of traumatic and previous history combined with EEG, CT and MRI analysis.

118. Objective To explore the character of clinic, EEG , histology and neuroradiology on hemimegalencephaly with intractable epilepsy, and to value the effect of hemispherectomy for hemimegalencephaly.

119. SEP was recorded with the same electrode lead as EEG, in addition, stimulatory electrode was punctured left rear leg.

120. A new method for the deconvolution of cortical EEG potential distribution from the measured scalp EEG is proposed in this paper, which improves the spatial resolution of EEG considerably.

121. Objective : To study the clinical characteristic of herpes simplex virus encephalitis ( HSE ) and the EEG.

122. Objectives: To explore the value of sphenoidal electrodes with sleep deprivation EEG in diagnosing epilepsy.

123. Objetive To study the value of EEG in differentiation diagnosing psychogeny.

124. Abstract: Electroencephalogram(EEG) and transcranial Doppler(TCD) recordings were carried out in 25 children with migraine during ictal and interictal period.

125. The altered EEG contains more threshold values for higher or lower degression.

126. Finally, the fuzzy similarity index is applied to indicate the preictal state of nine rats with EEG signals.

127. The EEG in 94 patients with phenylketonuria was analyzed. The abnormality rate of EEG was 65%, mainly showing epileptiform discharges(80%), partly showing background activity abnormality(20%).

128. Sometimes low voltage restraint outbreaking with high wave, slow waves and spikes appeared in 17 cases while wide low voltage restraint occurred in 10 cases, but false normal EEG appeared in 1 case.

129. It is an effective way register electroencephalograph ( EEG ) to magnetic resonance image ( MRI ) in functional brain imaging.

130. Conclusion The effect of clozapine had correlation with the EEG change , slavering and dizziness.

131. Conclusion:Partial epileptiform EEG discharges in TS might be related to epilepsy, and others might be related to genetic factors.

132. Objective: To analyse the clinical and EEG feature of patients with partial motor status epilepticus and observe the clinical therapeutic effect.

133. Finally, we use the EEG relief map to demonstrate the result.

134. The electroencephalogram (EEG) confirmed that CL and bicuculline induced spike, slow complex or sharp, slow complex waves, whereas muscimol inhibited these epileptic discharges.

135. To evaluate effectiveness of EEG biofeedback training on children with ADHD.

136. Dipole localization techniques favor MEG due to the higher accuracy of MEG source localization compared to EEG when using the standard spherical head shape model.

137. Objectives To evaluate the value of video electrical brain monitor(VEM)and routine electroencephalography(EEG)in diagnosis of epilepsy.

138. Recordings were analyzed for changes in EEG power spectra, power topography, and sleep - specific cortical oscillations.

139. Central administration of trace DMPS also significantly inhibited convulsive seizure, reduced the death number and inhibited the emergence of tetanic convulsion wave on EEG.

140. The value of correlation dimension can reflect sleep stages after analyzing and simulating the sleep EEG, and then simulation forecast for NREM sleep stage was made which accorded with actual result.

141. These findings connect the potential application and relevance of EEG psychophysiology to the study of sport and exercise psychology.

142. Objective : To observe the clinical feature and electroencephalogram ( EEG ) characteristic of automatism seizure.

143. Objective To examine the effect of visual working memory load on the event related EEG synchronization and desynchronization.

144. This paper introduces a kind of EEG Telemetry and monitoring system.

145. Results:All the five patients experienced scalp EEG , cortex EEG and tumor electrogram monitoring.

146. Conclusions:EEG has highly abnormal rate in early diagnosis of mumps meningoencephalitis. EEG might be of clinical value in judging the prognosis of patients with mumps meningoencephalitis.

147. Results: Abnormal discharge was 46 cases in EEG . Epileptiform activities were found in 5 patients.

148. Conclusion: A long history of having seizures and slow time of recovery to EEG are the risk factors of secondary epilepsy after viral encephalitis in children.

149. The system consists of master module, slave module, communication module,(Sentence dictionary) EEG recording module and electrode module.

150. Methods: Routine EEG were performed before and after treatments in 51 patients who have mumps meningoencephalitis .

151. Electroencephalogram (EEG) is an electrical phenomenon which the electrical activity of neural cells on pallium or surface of head.

152. The EEG burst-suppression induced by propofol after traumatic brain injury does not appear to be a useful therapeutic tool in reducing the level of regional ischaemic burden.

153. Magnetoencephalography ( MEG ) like electroencephalography ( EEG ) is a functional imaging tool for medicine and fundamental investigations of brain function.