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At best, they reveal specific deficits and lesion loci; at worst, they permit the examiner to ask intelligent questions of the neuroradiologist, electroencephalographer or neuropsychologist, so that a specific anatomic or pathophysiologic diagnosis can be made.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993
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Such information helps the electroencephalographer to choose the best montage and EEG conditions or the neuroradiologist to determine what axes to scan and whether infusion is necessary.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993
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Whether scalp electrical activity is interpreted directly by an electroencephalographer “reading” the recorded tracing or by a computerized system topographic EEG providing colorized pictorial representations, the features being measured and interpreted are the same: amplitude, frequency, and pattern over time and scalp area.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993
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A trained electroencephalographer blinded to clinical data visually classified each EEG as normal, mild or severely abnormal.
Naturejobs - All Jobs M Hathi 2010
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In 1983, Dr. Sydney Samant described what happens in the following way: "As a neurologist and electroencephalographer, I have seen many patients after ECT, and I have no doubt that ECT produces effects identical to those of a head injury.
Home [Your Name Here] 2010
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In 1983, Dr. Sydney Samant described what happens in the following way: "As a neurologist and electroencephalographer, I have seen many patients after ECT, and I have no doubt that ECT produces effects identical to those of a head injury.
Home [Your Name Here] 2010
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In 1983, Dr. Sydney Samant described what happens in the following way: "As a neurologist and electroencephalographer, I have seen many patients after ECT, and I have no doubt that ECT produces effects identical to those of a head injury.
Home [Your Name Here] 2010
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In 1983, Dr. Sydney Samant described what happens in the following way: "As a neurologist and electroencephalographer, I have seen many patients after ECT, and I have no doubt that ECT produces effects identical to those of a head injury.
Home [Your Name Here] 2010
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