Cephalic and noncephalic references in brain stem-evoked potential recording

P. M. Rossini; D. Gambi; L. Marchionno; P. David; D. Sollazzo

Cephalic and noncephalic references in brain stem-evoked potential recording

P. M. Rossini, D. Gambi, L. Marchionno, P. David, D. Sollazzo

Istituto San Raffaele Pisana

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Abstract

Fifty-five controls were studied to investigate the morphology of brain stem-evoked potential, utilizing variable electrode arrays. In a first series the active electrodes placed at C(z) and subocciput (SO) were referred to the linked earlobes. In a further 15 recording sessions, C(z), SO and A ₁A ₂ were connected to a noncephalic (hand) electrode. In the former array there was a reversed and depressed Vth wave in 95% of the cases at SO, while in the latter the peaks were phase and time-locked at all the recording sites coupled to a depressed IV-V complex from SO and A ₁A ₂ in respect to C(z).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	313-323
Number of pages	11
Journal	Applied Neurophysiology
Volume	43
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - 1980

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