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Recording Human Electrocorticographic ECoG Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical Mapping
Published on: June 26, 2012
[The role of EEG in tomorrow's medicine]
Åsa Amandusson1, Josefin Nilsson2, Sergio Pequito3
1med dr, överläkare, klinisk neurofysiologi , Akademiska sjuk-huset, Uppsala.
Abstract:
There is a breathtakingly rapid development in various areas that take advantage of the ever-improving possibilities to record and analyze the electrical activity generated in the brain. In this article, we attempt to briefly describe some of these areas, including AI-assisted EEG interpretation, the use of BCI (brain-computer interface) in a medical setting, and the possible new applications connected to the development of very small wearable EEG devices. Furthermore, we discuss the concerns and challenges presented by these advancements in neurotechnology.

