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Characterizing Alzheimer's disease severity via resting-awake EEG amplitude modulation analysis

Fraga et al., 2013

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9738037841047777595
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Fraga F
Falk T
Kanda P
Anghinah R
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PloS one

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Changes in electroencephalography (EEG) amplitude modulations have recently been linked with early-stage Alzheimer's disease (AD). Existing tools available to perform such analysis (eg, detrended fluctuation analysis), however, provide limited gains in …
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