… The signal quality at the front end, where EEG electrodes … Scalp abrasion can introduce
the risk of infection and can be … The electrode/skin impedance and signal quality of solid-gel …

… Signal quality measures for six subjects (S1–6) over time; (A) … , acute inflammation (caused
by infection), in addition to bone … EEG and impedance recordings using a two-channel ring …

… the electrode–skin impedance for high-quality EEG signals, … the scalp; therefore, the EEG
signal is weak [6]. To monitor high-… , the signal quality of the developed EEG electrodes is …

… data collection. Rationale: It is impossible to guarantee that the risk of infection from an EEG
… We ordinarily have subjects vigorously comb/brush their hair/scalp to reduce impedance. …

… These types of injuries place patients at risk for infection, pain, advanced wound treatment
… in EEG is highly reliant on a clean and secure attachment of the EEG electrodes to the scalp. …

… of the scalp to achieve an adequate impedance, the time … thereby posing a risk of cutaneous
lesions and infection. They … the electrodes labelled on the end of the cable near the EEG …

… EEG monitoring. Developing such promising technologies must address the risks of infection,
… We identified scalp infection (4.6%) and persistent surgical site pain (3.2%) as potentially …

… The EEG montage included 8 scalp electrodes in both the … with conventional recording,
electrodes impedance was optimal for … In addition, risk of infections could be higher if electrodes …

… electrodes, greatly affecting the signal quality. When the contact impedance is lower than 40
k , the EEG signal quality … Tucker, “Scalp electrode impedance, infection risk, and EEG data …

… achieved similar or higher performance than gel-based electrodes in terms of electrode-skin
impedance and EEG recordings signal quality when placed over a hairy scalp. As for BCI …