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Evoked potentials in clinical testing

A. M. Halliday

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Abstract

Recording technique the visual evoked potential in healthy subjects clinical electroretinography the visual evoked potential in and electroretinography in the investigation of diseases of the eye the visual evoked potential in the investigation of diseases of the optic nerve the visual evoked potential in the investigation of chiasmal and retrochioasmal lesions and field defects and in systemic diseases auditory evoked potentials in the clinic somatosensory evoked potentials - methodology, generators and special techniques somatosensory evoked potentials - clinical observations and applications the comparative value of the different evoked potentials and other paraclinical tests in the diagnosis of demyelinating disease evoked potentials in paediatrics movement-related cortical potentials transcutaneous stimulation and the measurement of central motor conduction time evoked potentials in intraoperative monitoring clinical applications of event-related potentials.

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Recording technique the visual evoked potential in healthy subjects clinical electroretinography the visual evoked potential in and electroretinography in the investigation of diseases of the eye the visual evoked potential in the investigation of diseases of the optic nerve the visual evoked potential in the investigation of chiasmal and retrochioasmal lesions and field defects and in systemic diseases auditory evoked potentials in the clinic somatosensory evoked potentials - methodology, generators and special techniques somatosensory evoked potentials - clinical observations and applications the comparative value of the different evoked potentials and other paraclinical tests in the diagnosis of demyelinating disease evoked potentials in paediatrics movement-related cortical potentials transcutaneous stimulation and the measurement of central motor conduction time evoked potentials in intraoperative monitoring clinical applications of event-related potentials.

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Recording technique the visual evoked potential in healthy subjects clinical electroretinography the visual evoked potential in and electroretinography in the investigation of diseases of the eye the visual evoked potential in the investigation of diseases of the optic nerve the visual evoked potential in the investigation of chiasmal and retrochioasmal lesions and field defects and in systemic diseases auditory evoked potentials in the clinic somatosensory evoked potentials - methodology, generators and special techniques somatosensory evoked potentials - clinical observations and applications the comparative value of the different evoked potentials and other paraclinical tests in the diagnosis of demyelinating disease evoked potentials in paediatrics movement-related cortical potentials transcutaneous stimulation and the measurement of central motor conduction time evoked potentials in intraoperative monitoring clinical applications of event-related potentials.

Key concepts: Evoked potential, Somatosensory evoked potential, Medicine, Visual evoked potentials, Electrophysiology, Electroretinography, Neuroscience, Optic nerve

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