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Published on: December 16, 2010
EEG-based "serious" games and monitoring tools for pain management
Olga Sourina1, Qiang Wang, Minh Khoa Nguyen
1Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. EOSourina@ntu.edu.sg
Abstract:
EEG-based "serious games" for medical applications attracted recently more attention from the research community and industry as wireless EEG reading devices became easily available on the market. EEG-based technology has been applied in anesthesiology, psychology, etc. In this paper, we proposed and developed EEG-based "serious" games and doctor's monitoring tools that could be used for pain management. As EEG signal is considered to have a fractal nature, we proposed and develop a novel spatio-temporal fractal based algorithm for brain state quantification. The algorithm is implemented with blobby visualization tools for patient monitoring and in EEG-based "serious" games. Such games could be used by patient even at home convenience for pain management as an alternative to traditional drug treatment.
