Hwa et al., 1977 - Google Patents
Simultaneous Recording of Visual Evoked Electrical and Magnetic Responses in Man: Increasing the Efficiency of Electrophysiologic Diagnostic TechniquesHwa et al., 1977
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- Hwa C
- Leisman G
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- Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting
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Detection of human visually evoked electrical responses (VER) requires direct electrode contact which results in greater recording variability and artifact. A new alternative method exists, termed the visually evoked magnetic response (MVER), which is free from such …
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