论文信息 - Quantification of injury-related EEG signal changes using distance measures

Quantification of injury-related EEG signal changes using distance measures

Novel indicators based on distance measures are developed and compared to quantify changes in electroencephalogram signal resulting from hypoxic-asphyxic injury. An injury index is derived based on the measures. The Itakura distance-based index is found to have the highest correlation with the long-term outcome as measured by the neurological deficit scores.

Xuan Kong | N. Thakor | D. Hanley | A. Brambrink

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