Clinical Neuroscience - 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[THE ROLE OF EVOKED POTENTIAL METHODS IN THE NEUROLOGICAL CLINICAL PRACTICE]

KUNDRA Olga

[The author provides an overview on the value of evoked potential (EP) methods (VEP, SEP, BAEP, MEP) in the diagnosis and follow-up of various neurological diseases (multiple sclerosis, cerebrovascular disorders, degenerative diseases, coma, epilepsy, migraine) by reviewing the literature supported by his own clinical experience. While in the past EP was mainly used for establishing the diagnosis, recently, with the expansion of neuroradiology, it has gained a wider use in the assessment of the... tovább »

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[EVENT-RELATED EEG AND EVOKED POTENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS IN THE CLINICAL PRA]

RAJNA Péter, HIDASI Zoltán, WALDEMAR Szelenberger

[Considering the limits of the traditional EEG techniques the authors review the main methods and clinical importance of the event-related EEG investigations. According to methods, these can be classified into the spectral analysis of task-related, pre-task and post-task recordings as well as stimuluscontrolled measurements based on evoked potential techniques. The main results of clinical studies on the eventrelated EEG methods are summarized according to chief disease groups (Alzheimer’s... tovább »

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS OF THE EEG SYNCHRONIZATION RELATED TO COGNITIVE PROCESSES]

MOLNÁR Márk, CSUHAJ Roland, CSIKÓS Dóra, HAMVAI Csaba, CZIGLER Balázs, BÁLINT Andrea, GAÁL Zsófia Anna

[The authors review the various forms of EEG-synchronization with special emphasis on the characteristics of the induced and enhanced rhythms. The suggested role of the various EEG frequency bands in the cognitive processes is demonstrated by examples from the literature. The relationship between linear and nonlinear electrophysiological complexity and EEG synchronization is analyzed, with a touch on the use of Omega-complexity and synchronization likelihood methods. In the present study the... tovább »

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 21st CENTURY]

DIÓSZEGHY Péter

[This review article is concerned with the role of electromyography (EMG) in the clinical diagnostic work. After a summary on the developmental history of electromyography, the most important EMG methods are presented. The modern quantitative EMG methods are sensitive and accurate thus providing important information in the evaluation of various neurological diseases, particularly in the diagnosis of neuromuscular disorders. The EMG examinations are useful tool for the clinician only if the... tovább »

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION: PHYSIOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS]

ARÁNYI Zsuzsanna

[Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a relatively new technique that allows painless activation of cortical motor neurons. In the clinical setting, TMS is primarily used for the investigation of the corticospinal tract in various neurological diseases, being especially useful in the detection of subclinical dysfunction. In addition to the motor cortex, TMS can be applied to examine other structures inaccessible to electrical stimulation, such as the canalicular portion of the facial... tovább »

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[BASIC NEUROGRAPHY AND ITS DIAGNOSTIC IMPORTANCE]

KISS Gábor

[Nerve conduction studies are fundamental elements of the neurophysiological investigation of neuromuscular diseases. They provide information on peripheral nerve function. Knowledge of the biological and technical basis of the method is essential for the clinician to understand the place of nerve conduction testing in the diagnostic process. A characteristic feature of the nerve fibers is their ability to conduct electrical potentials. This conductivity changes in pathologic circumstances;... tovább »

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[Martin Schuster: Kunstpsychologie: Kreaivität - Bildkommunikation - Schönheit]

RAJNA Péter

HUN 2005;58(11-12)

Clinical Neuroscience

DECEMBER 10, 2005

[CONGRESS CALENDAR]

[Congress calendar 2005;58(11-12)]

HUN 2005;58(11-12)