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 Case studies 
 
info missingMapping the motor cortex in patients with a tumor in the proximity of the primary motor cortex is of crucial importance for the outcome of the surgery. For optimal results, the anatomical relation between the functional and pathological tissues needs to be investigated.

ANT has developed a system which integrates navigated TMS and EMG recording, and online processing. Visor2 allows to record the evoked motor responses at multiple sites simultaneously, allowing therefore to generate functional maps highlighting the presumed cortical representations of the analyzed muscles. more

 
More case studies:
  • TMS / EEG Recordings more
  • Recording EEG in driving car more
  • 256 channel EEG recording more
  • 256 channel odd-ball experiment more
  • Seizure detection more
  • Spike averaging more
  • Localization of EEG spikes more
  • Integration of MRI and clinical EEG more
  • Frequency analysis of clinical EEG more
  • Clinical EEG reporting more

 
 Collaborative projects 
 
info missingCognitive experiments in the last decades mostly took place in indoor lab environments. Subjects are placed in front of a computer and instructed to minimize body movements during the EEG measurement. In the next years, many of these experiments will move from the traditional lab to situations where the mobility of subjects is a major requirement.

Professor Mike d`Zmura from the University of California, Irvine (UCI) made the step from indoor lab measurements to outdoor experiments. ANT developed a solution for him and his collaborators that increased the mobility of the subjects extremely. more

 
More projects:
  • TouchSense: The newest addition to SmartMove more
  • MINDWALKER more
  • High-density ECG with ASA-Lab more
  • EEG NIRS more
  • Use of ASA-Lab recording system in assessment of internal and scalp EEG in psychiatric patients undergoing DBS treatment more
  • Integration of Tobii eye-tracking and ASA-Lab more

 
 References 
 
MEG source analysis with ASA 4.8
info missingASA 4.8 was showcased in an interactive workshop by Dr. Susan Bowyer, Ph.D. at the American Clinical Magnetoencephalography Society (ACMEGS) annual meeting. The meeting took place in San Antonio, Texas from February 6-12. Dr. Bowyer presented MEG analysis using ASA on cases with Evoked Eloquent Cortex Responses.
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More references:
  • WaveGuard EEG caps for neonates in use
  • P300 BCI at National University of Singapore
  • MR-Centre at University Hospital Zurich
  • SmartMove at the University of Twente
  • Robotic toy arm controlled through brain-computer interface
  • Electrophysiology Laboratory at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • 32 channel EEG ASA-Lab at the Behavioral Imaging and Neural Dynamics Center
  • EEG Laboratories at the Oxford centre for Human Brain Activity
  • 2010 Developmental Science Early Career Research Prize using ASA-Lab
  • Researchers at Duke among the first to explore robotic TMS applications
  • Cognitive Electrophysyology Lab at University of Milan-Bicocca
  • TMS compatible WaveGuard EEG cap used by Brainclinics
  • more

 
Upcoming events

June 10th, 2012
18th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Beijing, China

June 13th, 2012
SNCLF, Amiens, France

July 2nd, 2012
ASSC-The Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, Brighton, United Kingdom

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