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• • ·Index des auteurs

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• Communication Orales

  • ·O1 Bit-colour mapping of SEPs by median nerve stimulation : modifications of IPSI and contralateral N30 activity by cerebral ischaemic or post-traumatic contusive lesions

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  • ·O2 Sep subcomponents unmasked by changes in stimulus rate. A mapping study

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  • ·O3 Topographic EEG-analysis during obstructive sleep apneas

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  • ·O4 Activated EEG-Mapping pattern in chronic intoxicated/detoxicated alcoholics: First results

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  • ·O5 Localization and propagation of focal epileptic activity: Analysis of magnetic field pattern by means of multichannel MEG

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  • ·O6 EEG mapping and dipole modelling of rolandic spikes

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  • ·O7 E. E. G. quantifie et cartographie cerebrale chez le nourrisson normal

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  • ·O8 Event related desinchronization mapping in rolandic epilepsy of childhood

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  • ·O9 Sleep and interictal paroxysmal epileptic activities (PA)

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  • ·O10 The effects of a single symptomatic episode of demyelination on the pattern visual evoked potentials (PVER)

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  • ·O11 Evoked poientials and brain mapping abnormalities in patients with wilson's disease

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  • ·O12 Spatial frequency functions determined by steady-state visual evoked potentials in multiple sclerosis

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  • ·O13 Visual evoked potential in HIV- and aids patients

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  • ·O14 Somatosensory evoked potentials in neurologically intact HIV infected subjects

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  • ·O15 Investigation of visually (VEP) and brainstem acoustically evoked potentials (BAEP) in patients before and after cardiac transplantation

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  • ·O16 Brainstem evoked potentials in brainstem infarction

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  • ·O17 Somatosensory cerebral EPs to light touch stimuli

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  • ·O18 Neuromagnetic field records corroborate the segmental spinal source concept of electrical P13

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  • ·O19 Cortical topographical analysis and source localization of epileptiform discharges

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  • ·O20 Detection of rapid changes in epileptic EEG

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  • ·O21 A fractal-cum-random basis for epilepsy?

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  • ·O22 Tonic and phasic sleep EEG feedback loop model

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  • ·O23 EEG mapping: Spreading and expatiating phenomena

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  • ·O24 Possible generators of the short and middle latency vestibular evoked potentials in man

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  • ·O25 Three-dimensional field computation of potentials based on the electroencephalogram

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  • ·O26 Neurometrics: Computer aided diagnosis of psychiatric patients

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  • ·O27 Long-term EEG monitoring in the early premature

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  • ·O28 Valeur predictive des pointes positives rolandiques chez le premature : leucomalacie periventriculaire et devenir neurologique

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  • ·O29 Pointes temporales sur les electroencephalogrammes de nouveaux-nes prematures

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  • ·O30 Intrauterine versus extrauterine maturation of auditory evoked responses (BMC ARs)

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  • ·O31 Neurological prognosis evaluation in newborn

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  • ·O32 Electrophysiological assessment of neonatal visual function

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  • ·O33 Behaviour of the I-V interwave latency difference of the brainstem auditory evoked potentials across the whole range of click intensities in the paediatric population : Demonstration of a major influence of the actual sensation level on the measured central conduction time

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  • ·O34 Prognostic valdidity of auditory brainstem responses in prematures and high risk newborns

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  • ·O35 EEG in the normal elderly: An update

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  • ·O36 Serial electrophysiological changes in dementia

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  • ·O37 An EEG spectrum subtraction method to quantify mu rhythm

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  • ·O38 Cortical topographical analysis of evoked potentials to elucidate dementia

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  • ·O39 Computerized EEG and topographical analysis of the diagnosis of dementia of the Alzheimer type dementia of the Alzheimer type

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  • ·O40 ERPs follow-up in Alzheimer's patients, and comparison with other dementing diseases

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  • ·O41 Neurophysiological and metabolic assessment of corlical visual areas in Alzheimer's disease

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  • ·O42 Correlation de la cartographie de l'eeg et de la polysomnographie dans le vieillissement physiologique avec les troubles du sommeil

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  • ·O43 Degenerative involvement of retinal dopaminergic system in parkinson's disease: A perg study in parkinsonian and healthy subjects

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  • ·O44 A flexible signal processing interface for a neurophysiologic icu monitoring system

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  • ·O45 Comparison of magnetic and electrical transcranial stimulation as diagnostic methods on the ICU

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  • ·O46 Simultaneous recording of BAEPs and MLAEPs in comatose patients. criteria of MLAEPs abnormalities and additional prognostic contribution

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  • ·O47 Prolonged deep post-traumatic coma assessed by sep bit-colour mapping and spect techniques

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  • ·O48 Multimodality evoked potentials in severe head trauma

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  • ·O49 The prognostic value of auditory and somatosensory evoked potentials in pediatric coma

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  • ·O50 The impact of automated EEG monitoring on cardiac surgery

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  • ·O51 Increased power of the low frequency EEG components during myocardial revascularization predicts neurologic deficit

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  • ·O52 Visual evoked potentials and electroretinography in brain-dead patients

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  • ·O53 Pudental cortical evoked potential : Maturative data

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  • ·O54 Myotonic-like EMG activity of the urethral sphincter in women with urinary retention and the use of botulinum toxin to treat this disorder

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  • ·O55 Biadder sphyncter dysfunctions in course of multiple sclerosis

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  • ·O56 Responses of bulrocavernosous muscle to magnetic stimulation: Results in normal subjects

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  • ·O57 The utility of sacral evoked reflexes in the study of spinal dysraphism

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  • ·O58 Manometrie anorectale et electromyographie du sphincter anal externe chez 6 patients avec une section spinale complete

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  • ·O59 Neurogenic damage of the voluntary anal sphincter musculature in patients with chronic straining at stool

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  • ·O60 Paradoxical anal sphincter reaction and rectocele in patients with outlet obstruction

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  • ·O61 Role of sep monitoring in selection of patients requiring temporary shunting in carotid surgery

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  • ·O62 Monitoring of the motor pathway during surgery

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  • ·O63 Intra-operative spinal cord monitoring : Presentation of a technique that allows bilateral assessment of both somatosensory (ascending) and motor (descending) pathways

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  • ·O64 Heart rate variability during anaesthesia

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  • ·O65 Topographic brain mapping during carotid endarterectomy

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  • ·O66 Automatic EEG monitoring and stroke detection during carotid endarterectomy

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  • ·O67 EEG-monitoring carotid endarterectomy prevents neurological deficits due to carotid clamping

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  • ·O68 Analysis of changes in the cortical SSEP during aortic aneurysm operation

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  • ·O69 Interet des stimulations radiculaires et des potentiels evoques medullaires dans la chirurgie des spina lipomes de l'enfant

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  • ·O70 Influence of brain pahology on N20 and P20 of somatosensory evoked potentials recorded from exposed cortex

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  • ·O71 Functional components of slow brain potentials during visuo-manual tracking

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  • ·O72 Motor and somatosensory evoked potentials in patients with focal lesions of the spinal cord

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  • ·O73 Directions of the included electric fields produced by a magnetic stimulator coil in a conducting and vacuum volume

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  • ·O74 The site of activation of corticospinal neurones by transcranial electrical stimulation using anodal and cathodal pulses

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  • ·O75 Postural adjustments associated with voluntary movement and bradykinesia in Parkinson's disease

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  • ·O76 Magnetic stimulation in acute stroke

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  • ·O77 Motor evoked potentials in patients with acute spinal cord injury

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  • ·O78 Motor evoked potentials (MEPs) in early onset cerebellar ataxia with retained tendon reflexes

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  • ·O79 VCN et episodes depressifs : correlations electro-cliniques

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  • ·O80 Event-related potentials (ERPs) in major depression

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  • ·O81 Event-related potential abnormalities in schizophrenia as a function of task difficulty

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  • ·O82 ERPs in memory-scanning after degraded rehearsal

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  • ·O83 Influence of sleep on auditory cognitive potentials. A topographic study during physiological all-night sleep

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  • ·O84 P300 event-related potentials and neuropsychological testing in HIV infection

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  • ·O85 A new extensive negativation elicited by an ordinary oddball paradigm

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  • ·O86 The relationship between abnormalities of multi-modality sensory potentials in multiple sclerosis

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  • ·O87 Potentiels evoques cognitifs (p300) chez des enfants intellectuellement precoces

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  • ·O88 CNV complex in patients with destruction of the dorso — anteromedial bidirectional thalamo-prefrontal pathways

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  • ·O89 How useful is longterm ambulatory sleep-wakefulness recording for epilepsy diagnosis

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  • ·O90 Ambulatory EEG monitoring in 392 epileptic patients

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  • ·O91 Nocturnal seizure: The problem of classification

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  • ·O92 Ambulatory EEG monitoring in clinically seizure free patients treated for pyknolepsy

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  • ·O93 Study of phasic events of sleep using ambulatory EEG monitoring

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  • ·O94 Sleep in immunologically healthy elderly (the senieur protocol)

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  • ·O95 Modalite EEG d'eveil et d'allegement du sommeil chez l'enfant et l'adolescent : Delta anterieur

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  • ·O96 Mediofrontal theta and generalized delta paroxysms are more than uncommon phenomena

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  • ·O97 Le role pronostique de l'emg dans les radiculopathies

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  • ·O98 Etude electrophysiologique des meningoradiculites inflammatoires

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  • ·O99 Neurophysiological assessment of cervical spondylotic myelopathy

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  • ·O100 Cortical somatosensory potentials evoked by airpuff stimulation of the lumbosacral dermatomes: Normal values and results of 15 patients with radiculopathies

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  • ·O101 Stenosis of the lumbar spinal canal — Neuropathy of axonal type : Electrophysiological differential diagnosis

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  • ·O102 Non invasive electrical and magnetic stimulation of lumbosacral roots in man: Methodological considerations

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  • ·O103 Nevralgie sciatique: Modifications bilaterales des reponses motrices consecutives a une perturbation de l'equilibre

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  • ·O104 Proximal mononeuropathies of the lower limb

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  • ·O105 Proximal conduction block in the guillain-barre syndrome

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• Communication Affichées

  • ·P1 Usefulness and limits of the routine EEG recording in the care of epileptic patients: A critical review

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  • ·P2 The complexity and extent of multiple epileptiform foci in benign childhood epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes (BECT)

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  • ·P3 Electrodiagnostic study of Lafora's disease

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  • ·P4 The value of the brain mapping method in the primary generalized epileptic seizures

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  • ·P5 Electroclinical ictal symptomatology in Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

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  • ·P6 Misdiagnosed Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

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  • ·P7 Computerized EEG topography in children with tuberous sclerosis

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  • ·P8 A case of epilepsia partialis continua (EPC) with myoclonias and EEG but not clinical seizures

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  • ·P9 Etat de mal électrique focal, asymptomatique

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  • ·P10 EEG mapping in primary generalized crises

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  • ·P11 Power density and coherence of sleep-EEG in patients with CNS manifestations of AIDS

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  • ·P12 EEG-brain mapping modifications in aged patients with mental impairment under alpha-glycerylphosphorylcholine (alpha-GPC) treatment

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  • ·P13 Contribution des potentiels evoques auditifs du tronc cerebral au diagnostic de myelinolise centro-pontine

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  • ·P14 Effects of nicotine on human cortical somatosensory evoked potentials

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  • ·P15 Evaluation by EEG-maps of cerebral bioelectric activity in HIV+ and aids sujects

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  • ·P16 Atipical EEG findings in 2 cases of pathologically proved Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

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  • ·P17 Evoked potentials results in multiple sclerosis with large plaque

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  • ·P18 Creutzfzldt-jakob like syndrome induced by lithium treatment. A case report

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  • ·P19 PEA et Lesion cerebrale: Cartographie de l'onde N1. Résultats préliminaires

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  • ·P20 The effects of hyperbaric 02 on EEG

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  • ·P20* Les effets a long terme de la consommation d'opiaces sur les potentiels evoques cerebraux

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  • ·P21 Acute effect of pipotiazide /piportil R/ on EEG in schizophrenics

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  • ·P22 Quantitative EEG and EPS as diagnostic indicators of central nervous involvement in systemic lupus erythematosus

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  • ·P23 Correlation of EEG, cerebral mapping and magnetic resonance in multiple sclerosis patients

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  • ·P24 Quantitative EEG (qEEG) evaluation in patients with subcortical vascular encephalopathy (SVE). Correlation with neuroradiological and neuropsychological findings

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  • ·P25 EEG and brain mapping in embolization of arteriovenous malformation

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  • ·P26 Multimodality evoked potentials and EEG in a case of cherry red spot myoclonus syndrome

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  • ·P27 Brain map EEG changes in hemodialyzed chronic renal patients threated with EPO-R

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  • ·P28 Gangliosides in post-traumatic coma

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  • ·P29 New computerized graphic methods in a quantitative pharmaco-electroencephalographyc investigation of phosphatidylserine effects on sdat patients' alpha band

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  • ·P30 Quantitative EEG and neuropsychological findings in huntington's disease

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  • ·P31 EEG-dynamic in basic emotion and regression

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  • ·P32 Topographic cortical mapping of EEG during sleep

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  • ·P33 Effect of listening to music on the human E.E.G. alpha waves

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  • ·P34 Recognition and documentation of rhythmic activity in ictal EEG

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  • ·P35 Reversible focal motor seizures due to carotid stenosis and response to endarterectomy

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  • ·P36 Microcomputerized 8-channel system to detect correlation between EEG and myoclonus

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  • ·P37 Paroxysmal kinesigenic choreoathetosis without neurophysiological correlates: A case report

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  • ·P38 α-activity in relation to the lateral thalamus

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  • ·P39 Periodic EEG activity in a case of gerstmann-strausslerscheinker disease (GSS) with psychiatric presentation

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  • ·P40 Etude topographique des frequences EEG chez l'enfant begue

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  • ·P41 Activites periodiques lateralisees: Etude electroclinique de 42 cas

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  • ·P42 Alpha reactivity as a prognostic index of recovery after stroke

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  • ·P42* Alpha rhythm in cat

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  • ·P43 Genetic aspect of late onset narcolepsy

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  • ·P44 Prospective evaluation of anterior callosotomy in epileptic children

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  • ·P45 Paroxysmal periodic limb movements in short lasting NPD

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  • ·P46 Acute and long term neurophysiological findings in posttraumatic epileptic patients

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  • ·P47 Brainstem auditory evoked potentials in idiopathic generalized epilepsies

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  • ·P48 Electrophysiological changes induced by antiepileptic drugs

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  • ·P49 Reliability of cap rate in two groups of healthy adults during basal and acoustically perturbed sleep

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  • ·P50 L'epileptique au travail: Influence de l'activite sur la production des P.O. a l'EEG

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  • ·P51 Topographic distribution and recurrence of sleep spindles: Effects of reference location

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  • ·P52 Eeg and sep study in the partial epilepsy of the infancy

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  • ·P53 Multimodality evoked potentials in HIV infection

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  • ·P54 Cartographie des potentiels evoques visuels

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  • ·P55 Distribution and waveform characteristics of half field foveal pattern reversal visual evoked responses (HFFVEP)

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  • ·P56 Correlation entre les differents potentiels evoques et la R.N.M. chez 150 malades atteints de multiple sclerosis et dont le diagnostique est definitif

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  • ·P57 Nervous system impairment during HIV1 infection: The role of multimodal evoked potentials

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  • ·P58 A human model of cerebral ischaemia based on drug-induced vasoconstriction

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  • ·P59 Evoked potentials in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis

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  • ·P60 Brainstem auditory evoked potentials in Wilson's disease

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  • ·P61 Brainstem auditory evoked potentials in long term therapy with carbamazepine and natrium valproate: A clinical and electrophysiological correlation

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  • ·P62 A modified vector analysis of baer in patients with brainstem vascular damage and space occupying lesion

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  • ·P63 Distribution of early scalp somatosensory evoked potentials from radial, median and ulnar nerves

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  • ·P64 Evaluation of polynomial interpolation as a method to estimate the single slow potentials

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  • ·P65 The model of VEP generators

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  • ·P66 Analyse par courbes de lissajous a 3 canaux (3clt) des potentiels evoques auditifs de latences moyennes

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  • ·P67 Vers une representation 3d de l'eeg quantifie de tumeurs intracraniennes

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  • ·P68 Spatio temporal model of event related responses in sleep EEG

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  • ·P69 Computer topographic display and spreading of epileptiform transients

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  • ·P70 A graphic software system for EEG-maps

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  • ·P71 Vestibular evoked potential test and treatment results utilizing (λ = 632.8 nm) laser

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  • ·P72 Comparison of different mathematical algorithms used for the adaptive segmentation of the long term EEG recording

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  • ·P73 A modified vector representation of BAER and statistical methods in evaluation

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  • ·P74 Chaotic dynamic of EEG in longtime studies

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  • ·P75 L'état vigile du vieillissement pathologique

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  • ·P76 A clinically acceptable system for recording and analysis of periodic movements in sleep

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  • ·P77 Is computerized-EEG useful for the prevision of the rate of progression in Alzheimer's disease ?

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  • ·P78 Photoconvulsive response on the elderly

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  • ·P79 Nicergoline treatment and c-EEG evaluation in patients with mild to moderate senile dementia. An Italian multicentre placebo controlled study

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  • ·P80 Que reste-t-il de l'apport de l'eeg dans l'epilepsie du sujet age?

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  • ·P81 EEG power, coherence and phase in Alzheimer's disease

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  • ·P82 Evoked potentials in dementia of Alzheimer type

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  • ·P83 Age-related instability of arousal during sleep assessed through the parameters of cyclic alternating pattern

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  • ·P84 Correlation between brain electrical activity and cerebral blood flow in patients with dementia of the Alzheimer type

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  • ·P85 Clinical and EEG mapping (EEGM) evaluation in patients affected by primary degenerative dementia of the Alzheimer type (AD/SDAT)

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  • ·P86 Cronic radiculopathies. Anexpected neuropathy

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  • ·P87 Potentiels evoques somesthesiques (PES) du nerf femoro-cutane et meralgie paresthesique

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  • ·P88 Dermatomal somatosensory evoked potentials for evaluating lumbosacral root compression

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  • ·P89 Motor root conduction (MRC) in lumbo-sciatic syndromes (LSS)

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  • ·P90 Diagnostic sensitivity of stretch reflex measurement and needle EMG in compression radiculopathies L4, L5 and S1

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  • ·P91 Myelopathie cervicarthrosique : Donnees electrophysiologiques

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  • ·P92 Silent period and somatosensory evoked potentials in spinal cord compressions

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  • ·P93 Modulating effects of attention on the polysynaptic components of the blink reflex

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  • ·P94 Spontaneous and evoked electrophysiological activity of pregnant uterus

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  • ·P95 Blink reflex evoked by painful stimulation at wrist

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  • ·P96 Carpal tunnel syndrome in mucopolysaccharidoses and related disorders

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  • ·P97 Neurological signs, subclinical parameters and quality of life in haemodialysis patients

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  • ·P98 Steroid therapy causes conduction slowing in human muscle fibers

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  • ·P100 Central somatosensory conduction in diabetes

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  • ·P99 Use of single fibre emg in the assessment of patients with chronic fatigue syndromes

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  • ·P101 Neurotoxicity of high -dose carboplatin chemotherapy: A clinical and neurophysiological study

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  • ·P102 Motor neuropathy with multifocal conduction blocks (MNMCB)

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  • ·P104 Neurophysiological study in a case of peripheral neuropathy associated with biclonal IgM cammopathy

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  • ·P103 Long term follow-up of nerve conduction in chronic uremic patients during hemodyalisis

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  • ·P105 Somatosensory evoked potentials (SEPs) in hereditary motor-sensory neuropathies (HMSN type I and II)

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  • ·P106 The sensitivity of H or F wave latencies in objectivization of radiculopathy

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  • ·P107 Light anesthesia, awareness, and EEG monitoring

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  • ·P108 Real-time quantitative EEG intraoperative monitoring during carotid endarterectomy

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  • ·P109 Spinal cord monitoring in anterior cervical discectomy

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  • ·P111 Acoustic, somatosensory and motor evoked potentials in “locked-in” syndrome

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  • ·P110 Etude par EEG quantifie de l'effet du flumazenil au cours de l'encephalopathie Hepatique (Eh)

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  • ·P112 Serial recording of late acoustic evoked potentials in comatose patients

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  • ·P113 Use of evoked potentials (A.B.R. and S.S.E.P.) in the survey of head trauma patients

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  • ·P115 Monitoring of somatosensory evoked potentials during carotid surgery: Relationship with stump pressure and clinical outcome

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  • ·P114 The brain stem auditory evoked potentials in the different neurological diseases

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  • ·P116 Usefulness of evoked potentials for the prognosis of the coma of a baby

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  • ·P117 Memory-scanning evoked potentials (ERPs) in undiagnosed myelopathy

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  • ·P118 Event related potentials and EEG mapping in congenital hypothyroid children

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  • ·P119 Event-related potentials reflect the perceptual input gating by hypnotic emotions

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  • ·P121 Event-related potential P3 as a measure of resource allocation in concurrent visual tracking and auditory signal detection tasks in parkinson's disease

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  • ·P120 Auditory ERPs and detection of minor cognitive impairment

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  • ·P122 P300 tonique chez des patients cerebro-leses: Role des structures profondes et superficielles, influence de l'aphasie

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  • ·P123 Multimodality evoked potentials in schizophrenic patients

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  • ·P125 Cognitive potentials (P 300) during breathing of 02

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  • ·P124 Cognitive deficit in schizophrenia : A subcortical mechanism ?

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  • ·P126 Changes of mismatch negativity after severe closed head injury

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  • ·P127 Event related potentials (“oddball” paradigm) in subacute recovery period after severe blunt head injury

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  • ·P128 Auditory event-related potentials in children with epilepsy

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  • ·P129 Comparison of electrodes for recording flash ERG in adults

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  • ·P130 Evaluation of brain function in patients with essential hypertension

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  • ·P131 Etude electro-clinique des epilepsies generalisees grand-mal

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  • ·P132 3-year follow up study of CNV/RT activity and clinical status in presenile mentally deteriorated patients treated with nicergoline

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  • ·P133 Reduction of P300 latency during outcome from post-commotive confusion

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  • ·P134 Electroretinographic alterations in a case of methanol intoxication

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  • ·P135 Retinopathie pigmentaire: Etude preliminaire avec electroretinogramme ganzfeld et potentiel evoque visuel

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  • ·P136 The geniculate and extrageniculate visual pathways in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

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  • ·P137 The effect of focal EEG discharges on children's reaction time to simple visual stimuli

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  • ·P138 Correlations entre les modifications cliniques et neurophysi logiques enduites par le l-dopa dans la maladie de parkinson

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  • ·P139 The usefulness of somatosensory evoked potentials in evaluation of the nervous system in alcohol addicts

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  • ·P140 Transcranial magnetic stimulation of the facial nerve in patients with bell's palsy

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  • ·P141 Magnetic stimulation of motor cortex in the dementia of Alzheimer type

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  • ·P142 Transcranial magnetic stimulation of facial nerve

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  • ·P143 Magnetic brain stimulation: Evidence for focal effects of a figure of eight coil (8-coll) compared to the usual circular coil

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  • ·P144 Motor evoked responses after cervical spine injuries

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  • ·P145 Lower limb muscle responses to transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the spinal cord

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  • ·P146 Threshold to magnetic stimulation of hand motor cortex: Effects of handedness

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  • ·P147 Central sensory and motor conduction in mitochondrial cytopathies

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  • ·P148 Magnetic stimulation of central motor pathways in adrenoleucodystrophy

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  • ·P149 Silent period after transcranial stimulation: A central or peripheral mechanism ?

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  • ·P150 Central motor pathway evaluation in heredoataxic diseases

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  • ·P151 Functional assessment of central motor pathways in the diagnosis and follow up of cervical spinal stenosis: Preliminary results

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  • ·P152 Friedreich's ataxia: Central motor stimulation by different techniques

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  • ·P153 Effects of exteroceptive conditioning-stimuli and tonic vibration reflex on HR and LLR components

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  • ·P154 Cortical SEPs are normal in hemiparkinsonian patients

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  • ·P155 EEG spectral analysis and neuropsychological activity : Effects of lateral gaze

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  • ·P156 Etude spatio-temporelle de la desynchronisation liee a l'evenement lors d'un mouvement autocommande

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  • ·P157 A comparison between three different methods for the measurement of thermal thresholds

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  • ·P158 Quantitative EMG analysis of muscle fatigue in pyramidal lesions

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  • ·P159 Non-invasive topographic mapping of human hand sensorimotor cortex in the MEG

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  • ·P160 Choice of electrodes for flash electroretinography in preterm infants

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  • ·P161 Basic development for a computer amalisis unity of the neurophysiological signals

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  • ·P162 Functional left hemisphere dominance in cortical auditory area in 6 weeks old infants

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  • ·P163 Trace discontinu transitoire de L'E.E.G. du nouveau ne a terme traite avec phenobarbital

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  • ·P164 Etude des potentiels evoques chez les prematures atteints de lesions periventriculaires

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  • ·P165 Electrophysiologie de la response electrique palmo-mentoniere chez le nouveau-ne' normal par stimulation mecanique

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  • ·P166 EEG mapping in infantile migraine

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  • ·P167 Valeur pronostique de l'eeg ambulatoire dans l'age neonatal

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  • ·P168 Somatosensory evoked potentials in children with end stage renal disease

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  • ·P169 Total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol and triglycerides in children taking antiepileptic drugs

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  • ·P170 Local postdischarge induced by chronic electrical stimulation of the human thalamus. Thalamic kindling?

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  • ·P171 Apport de la cartographie EEG à l'exploration de l'épilepsie temporale

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  • ·P172 Epilepsies with complex partial seizures in children caused by brain tumors

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  • ·P173 Chronic vagus nerve stimulation for control of epilepsy: Neurophysiological aspects

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  • ·P174 Relations between increased MR signal intensity on T2-weighted images and interictal focal hypometabolism in temporal lobe epilepsy

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  • ·P175 Automatic detection of partial epileptic seizures: Comparison with “fast” 24 hour EEG visual review

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  • ·P176 J. “Interet et limites des enregistrements polygraphiques de sommeil de nuit dans la determination du foyer epileptique dans l'epilepsie du lobe temporal”

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  • ·P177 The localisation of regional functional deficit

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  • ·P178 Exploration mésio-basale de l'encéphale par électrodes extra-crâniennes : place des électrodes intra-orbitaires et sphénoïdales

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  • ·P179 Ralentissement de l'activite EEG intercritique au cours des epilepsies avec crises partielles complexes

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  • ·P180 Telemetry recording with foramen ovale electrodes: A series of 100

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  • ·P181 Temporal mesiolimbic versus temporal neocortical complex partial seizures; electroclinical correlates recorded by combined depth and subdural electrodes

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  • ·P182 Partial complex status: Clinicoelectrical ictal symptomatology

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  • ·P183 Topographic study of interictal paroxysms in partial epilepsy using scalp curent density fields and scalp potential mapping

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  • ·P184 Eeg characteristic of complex partial seizures in epileptic children and adolescents and their relation to therapeutic drug monitoring

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  • ·P185 EEG and EP mapping in complex partial crises

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