论文信息 - Electroencephalographic Responses to Ionizing Radiation

Electroencephalographic Responses to Ionizing Radiation

Electroencephalographic recordings made from chronically implanted cortical electrodes indicate that ionizing radiation has an immediate effect upon brain wave patterns. X-rays delivered at the rate of 0.2 roentgen per second produce an arousal effect resembling that which occurs as a result of stimulation through peripheral receptor systems.

N. A. Buchwald | R. A. Koelling | G. Bach-y-Rita | B. Feder | J. Garcia

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