论文信息 - Functional localization based on measurements with a whole-head magnetometer system

Functional localization based on measurements with a whole-head magnetometer system

SummaryWhole-cortex magnetometers represent a significant methodological breakthrough in noninvasive studies of the brain's electrical activity. This paper describes our 122-channel instrument with planar gradiometers, methods to interpret its data, and gives a few examples of neuromagnetic studies.

Matti S. Hämäläinen | M. Hämäläinen

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