The visual evoked magnetic response to a pattern onset stimulus

C. Degg; Richard A. Armstrong; A. Slaven; G.F. Harding

The visual evoked magnetic response to a pattern onset stimulus

C. Degg, Richard A. Armstrong, A. Slaven, G.F. Harding

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Abstract

The topography of the visual evoked magnetic response to a pattern onset stimulus was studied in four normal subjects. The topography of th CIIm component was consistent when measured on the same subject nine months apart. Full field responses were more variable than half field responses. With decreasing check size, the field pattern changes from a simple distribution with one outgoing and one ingoing area of field to a more complex pattern with in and outgoing fields over each hemisphere of the brain. The source may originate at the pole or from within the calcarine fissure.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 1991
Event	8th International Biomagnetism Conference - Münster , Germany Duration: 19 Aug 1991 → 24 Aug 1991

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Conference	8th International Biomagnetism Conference
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Münster
Period	19/08/91 → 24/08/91

Keywords

visual evoked magnetic response
pattern onset stimulus
topography
brain

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The visual evoked magnetic response to a pattern onset stimulus

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