Dipole analysis of ultralate (C-fibres) evoked potentials after laser stimulation of tiny cutaneous surface areas in humans.
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Summary
Brain source analyses of ultralate LEPs revealed that ultralates could be explained by two dipole sources in the upper bank of the contralateral and ipsilateral Sylvian fissure and one dipole in the median region corresponding to the anterior cingulate gyrus.
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- article
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- 2001-01-26
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- 87
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Keywords
Electroencephalography, Stimulation, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Gyrus, Dipole
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