Effects of Acoustic Gradient Noise from Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging on Auditory Processing as Reflected by Event-Related Brain Potentials
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Risto Näätänen | Oleg Korzyukov | Teemu Rinne | Carles Escera | Hannu J. Aronen | Sami Martinkauppi | Synnöve Carlson | Nikolay Novitskiy | Kimmo Alho | R. Näätänen | C. Escera | T. Rinne | K. Alho | S. Carlson | H. Aronen | S. Martinkauppi | O. Korzyukov | N. Novitskiy
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