Magnetoencephalography in Alzheimer Disease
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There are two basic ways Magnetoencephalography (MEG) has been applied. The most typical way is recording brain signals related to specific stimuli and tasks or signals indicative of focal pathology as in presurgical brain mapping and epilepsy localization. The second way is recording patterns of spontaneous activity characteristic of particular states or traits. An example of the latter application is described in this chapter that details efforts of deriving brain activity patterns characteristic of Alzheimer’s dementia. The derivation of such patterns will be of great value in diagnosis, prognosis, as well as monitoring progress (or the process of amelioration) of diseases.
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