Content:
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Contributing Authors, Pages xi-xiii
Preface, Pages xv-xvi, F.H. Duffy
1 - Color Imaging of Scalp Somatosensory Evoked Potential Fields, Pages 1-6, John E. Desmedt
2 - Visual Evoked Potential Topography: Methods and Results, Pages 7-28, Wolfgang Skrandies
3 - Spatial Analysis of EEG and Evoked Potential Data, Pages 29-61, Dietrich Lehmann
4 - EEG Topography and Mental Performance, Pages 63-98, Hellmuth Petsche, Helmut Pockberger, Peter Rappelsberger
5 - Event-Related Desynchronization Mapping: Visualization of Cortical Activation Patterns, Pages 99-111, Gert Pfurtscheller
6 - Applications and Perspectives of EEG Cartography, Pages 113-141, Pierre Etevenon
7 - Selected Applications of a Topographic Approach to Event-Related Potentials, Pages 143-167, Nicole Lesèvre, Antoine Rémond
8 - EEG Modifications during Visual and Motor Reactions Observed by Beta, Alpha, and Theta Quantification and Topographic Mapping, Pages 169-174, D. Samson-Dollfus, Z. Tsouria, I. Bertoldi, E. Dreano, J.Y. Doris
9 - Physical Aspects of EEG Data as a Basis for Topographic Mapping, Pages 175-193, Bo Hjorth
10 - EEG Topography: Experience and Comments, Pages 195-202, Anders Persson
11 - A Simple Add-on Personal Computer Procedure for Color Displays of Electrophysiological Data: Advantages and Pitfalls, Pages 203-216, Reginald G. Bickford, Barry Allen
12 - From Entertainment to Education, from Education to Enlightenment, Pages 217-224, Harold W. Shipton
13 - Classification Strategies for Topographic Mapping Data, Pages 225-240,240a,240b,240c,240d,240e,240f,240g,240h,240i,240j,240k,240l,240m,240n,240o,240p,240q,240r,240s,240t,240u,241-253, Peter H. Bartels, Hubert G. Bartels
14 - Single-Trial Event-Related Potentials: Statistical Classification and Topography, Pages 255-277,279-293, Donald G. Childers
15 - Spatiotemporal Analysis of Cerebral Evoked Potentials, Pages 295-324, Giulio Sandini, Frank H. Duffy, Paolo Romano
16 - Geometric and Scaling Issues in Topographic Electroencephalography, Pages 325-337, Monte S. Buchsbaum, Erin Hazlett, Nancy Sicotte, Ron Ball, Steven Johnson
17 - Issues in Topographic Analysis of EEG Activity, Pages 339-346, Richard Coppola
18 - Clinical Application of Computed EEG Topography, Pages 347-356, Richard N. Harner
19 - Topographic EEG Correlates of Cerebral Blood Flow and Oxygen Consumption in Patients with Neuropsychological Disorders, Pages 357-370, Ken Nagata, Koichi Tagawa, Fumio Shishido, Kazuo Uemura
20 - Focal Cortical Arousal in the Schizophrenias, Pages 371-379, John M. Morihisa, Frank H. Duffy
21 - The Use of Topographic Mapping Techniques in Clinical Studies in Psychiatry, Pages 383-387, Michael W. Torello, Robert W. McCarley
22 - Topographic Mapping in Depressed Patients, Pages 389-391, Alan F. Schatzberg, Glen R. Elliott, Jan E. Lerbinger, Barbara Marcel, Frank H. Duffy
23 - Progress in Topographic Mapping of Neurophysiological Data: Comments, Pages 393-396, Keith H. Chiappa
24 - Progress in Topographic Mapping of Neurophysiological Data: A Critique, Pages 397-400, H. Richard Tyler
25 - Brain Electrical Activity Mapping: Issues and Answers, Pages 401-417, Frank H. Duffy
Index, Pages 419-428
