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ISBN 10: 0323709415
ISBN 13: 9780323709415
Author: Roland Lee, Mingxiong Huang

This issue of Neuroimaging Clinics of North America focuses on Magnetoencephalography (MEG), and is edited by Drs. Roland Lee and Mingxiong Huang. Articles will include: MEG signal processing, forward modeling, MEG inverse source imaging, and Coherence analysis; Magnetoencephalography for pre-surgical functional mapping; Magnetoencephalography for mild TBI and PTSD; Magnetoencephalography for autism; Magnetoencephalography for schizophrenia; Magnetoencephalography for Alzheimer’s disease; Pediatric Magnetoencephalography; The MEG Measurement Techniques; MEG and Language/Linguistics; MEG for Epilepsy; Integration of MEG results into the patient workup – Merging multiple modalities; and more!

Magnetoencephalography An Issue of Neuroimaging Clinics of North America 1st Table of contents:

  1. CME Accreditation Page
  2. Forthcoming Issues
  3. Contributors
  4. Foreword
  5. Magnetoencephalography Signal Processing, Forward Modeling, Inverse Source Imaging, and Coherence Analysis
  6. Key points
  7. Magnetoencephalography signals and their sources
  8. Introduction to spatiotemporal L1 minimum-norm solutions
  9. Fast-VESTAL’s applications to evoked magnetoencephalography examinations
  10. Fast-VESTAL’s applications to resting-state magnetoencephalography examinations
  11. Coherence imaging for network analysis
  12. Network connectivity measurement
  13. Summary
  14. MEG for Greater Sensitivity and More Precise Localization in Epilepsy
  15. Key points
  16. Comparison with the electroencephalogram
  17. Integration of magnetoencephalography into the evaluation of patients with epilepsy
  18. Magnetoencephalography recording
  19. Pediatric magnetoencephalography
  20. Analysis, source localization, and interpretation of magnetoencephalograms
  21. Ictal magnetoencephalography
  22. Artifacts in magnetoencephalography
  23. Normal variants in magnetoencephalography
  24. Summary and future directions
  25. Presurgical Functional Mapping with Magnetoencephalography
  26. Key points
  27. Introduction
  28. Methods of acquisition and analysis of evoked magnetic fields
  29. Summary
  30. Magnetoencephalography for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
  31. Key points
  32. Overview of head trauma and traumatic brain injury
  33. The need for advanced imaging and electrophysiological methods
  34. Magnetoencephalography resting state data: slow waves
  35. Magnetoencephalography resting state data: gamma-band activity
  36. Magnetoencephalography aberrant functional connectivity in mild traumatic brain injury
  37. Event-related magnetic fields
  38. Summary
  39. Magnetoencephalography source imaging for posttraumatic stress disorder
  40. Magnetoencephalography Research in Pediatric Autism Spectrum Disorder
  41. Key points
  42. Introduction
  43. Candidate brain markers of autism spectrum disorder
  44. Potential future roles for magnetoencephalography in the clinical management of autism spectrum disorder
  45. Magnetoencephalography for Schizophrenia
  46. Key points
  47. Resting-state activity in schizophrenia
  48. Auditory studies
  49. Whole-brain functional connectivity maps
  50. General comments and future directions
  51. Role of Magnetoencephalography in the Early Stages of Alzheimer Disease
  52. Key points
  53. Introduction to Alzheimer disease
  54. Electrophysiological correlates in the Alzheimer disease spectrum
  55. Magnetoencephalography correlates of Alzheimer disease
  56. Summary
  57. Magnetoencephalography and Language
  58. Key points
  59. Introduction
  60. Evoked responses to linguistic input
  61. Beyond event-related fields and toward naturalistic experimentation
  62. Clinical relevance
  63. Pediatric Magnetoencephalography in Clinical Practice and Research
  64. Key points
  65. Introduction
  66. Pediatric magnetoencephalography systems
  67. Clinical applications of pediatric magnetoencephalography
  68. Pediatric magnetoencephalography for understanding human brain development
  69. Future directions
  70. Summary
  71. Merging Magnetoencephalography into Epilepsy Presurgical Work-up Under the Framework of Multimodal Integration
  72. Key points
  73. Introduction
  74. Methodology overview
  75. Clinical value
  76. Future directions
  77. Summary

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