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SIMULTANEOUS EEG AND fMRI
Recording, Analysis, and Application
Edited by MARKUS ULLSPERGER and STEFAN DEBENER
ystemic interactions in brain networks have been successfully studied
in vivo using non-invasive methods such as electroencephalography
(EEG) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) for many
years. The rate-limiting step, however, is that each method can only map
selective aspects of brain function while missing other key aspects.
Furthermore, the inferences on neuronal processes and information flow
are often rather indirect. By simultaneously combining both methods, the
researcher is better able to make optimal use of their specific advantages
while compensating for their disadvantages.
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As a result of the technical issues that have been solved, and readily
available commercial equipment, research has shifted and expanded from
demonstrating technical feasibility to methodological issues of artifact
control, new ways of analyzing and integrating data, and to applications
for scientific and clinical questions. Combined EEG and fMRI methods
now cover everything from physiological questions on the bases of the two
recorded signals to more specific questions on the mechanisms of certain
cognitive and pathological functions like epileptic brain activity.
Simulatenous EEG and fMRI provides the interested researcher with the
tools to establish a simultaneous EEG-fMRI laboratory as well as for
those scientists who are interested in integrating electrophysiological and
hemodynamic data. As evidenced by the diversity of topics presented,
this is a dynamically developing field in which several approaches are
being tested, validated, and compared. Chapters are dedicated to the
physiological bases of the measured signals, technical setup, sources of
artifacts and data de-noising, various approaches of data analysis and
fusion, as well as applications. In addition, open questions and directions
for future research are outlined.
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