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Neurophysiology of EEG - Dr. Christopher Schieb

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Conflict of Interest: Dr. Scheib owns patents, a trademark, and has patent applications pending related to this material. He is currently developing software to be used to monitor the EEG during anesthesia with a product that he intends to sell.

References: The neurophysiology section uses some material from the literature. The illustration of the EEG being generated by dendrite potentials comes from a textbook of neuroscience. The model came from “Thalamocortical model for a propofol-induced alpha rhythm associated with loss of consciousness”, Ching, S. et al. PNAS Dec. 28, 2010 107:22665-22670.
The circuit diagram for spindle waves came from the work of Mircea Steriade.
The other illustrations were generated with software developed for Dr. Scheib by Kevin Donohue, PhD. The data was recorded by Dr. Scheib with an A-1000 monitor from Aspect with IRB approval.

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