how to cite this article: ashrafimr, azizi malamiri r, zamani gr, mohammadi m, hosseini f. sleep inducing for eeg recording in children: a comparison between oral midazolam and chloral hydrate. iran j child neurol. 2013 winter;7(1):15-19. objective electroencephalography (eeg) recording is a long duration procedure that needs patient’s cooperation for device setup and performing the procedure. ...

within the neuroscience and computational neuroscience communities, applications such as evaluating different cognitive responses of the brain, brain-computer interface (bci) systems and brain connectivity studies have increasingly been using eeg phase information during the past few decades. the utility of eeg phase can be directly linked to the neural propagation and synchronized firing of ne...

conclusions these open-label data show trends toward normalization of eeg and concomitant clinical improvement using magnetic stimulation for ptsd. results of the 21 patients who initiated therapy, 16 completed treatment. clinical improvements on the pcl-m were seen in these 16 patients, with an average pre-treatment score of 54.9 and post-treatment score of 31.8 (p < 0.001). in addition, relat...

objective: electroencephalogram is a reliable reflection of many physiological factors modulating the brain. the bispectrum is very useful for analyzing non-gaussian signals such as eeg, and detecting the quadratic phase coupling between distinct frequency components in eeg signals.the main aim of this study was to test the existence of nonlinear phase coupling within the eeg signals in a certa...

Continuous four hours EEG (electroencephalogram) recordings and its power spectrum analysis using fast fourier transform (FFT) in urethane anesthetized male Charles Foster rats were performed in two groups: open brain injury and p-CPA (para-Chlorophenylalanine) pretreated before brain injury, respectively, and compared with the EEG power spectrum of control rats. The EEG power spectrum analysis...

how to cite this article: asadi-pooya aa, emami m. effects of antiepileptic drugs on electroencephalographic findings inpatients with idiopathic generalized epilepsy. iranian journal of child neurology 2011;5(4):33-36. objective several antiepileptic drugs (aeds) such as phenobarbital (pb), carbamazepine (cbz), and valproate (vpa) may suppress interictal epileptiform activity. we investigated t...