This paper reviews the literature on the Nl wave of the human auditory evoked potential. It
concludes that at least six different cerebral processes can contribute to (he negative wave …

This review will focus on investigations of the auditory evoked neuromagnetic field
component, the M100, detectable in the magnetoencephalogram recorded during …

The transverse temporal gyrus of Heschl contains the human auditory cortex. Several
schematic maps of the cytoarchitectonic correlate of this functional entity are available, but …

Cortical sources of neuromagnetic responses to noise bursts were compared in 7 healthy
humans. The earliest response, P40m, peaking about 40 ms after the stimulus onset, was …

Central mechanisms of sensory gating were assessed in Sprague-Dawley rats by an evoked
potential technique similar to one that we have previously used to show diminished sensory …

We presented 30 msec sinusoidal tone bursts to the subject's left ear once every 1300 msec.
The number of standard tones (1000 Hz) between deviants (1030 Hz) varied randomly from …

Hypersentivity to sensory stimulation is a prominent characteristic of both schizophrenia and
mania. Neurophysiological recordings suggest a common deficit in a central neuronal …

Gating of visual and auditory evoked responses was assessed in chronic schizophrenic
patients treated with neurolepti cdrugs. Middle latency components of the visual evoked …

Event-related potentials were recorded from the scalp and nasopharynx during a signal-
detection task. These responses were evaluated with respect to the effects of interstimulus …

Magnetoencephalography enables non-invasive detection of weak cerebral magnetic fields
by utilizing super-conducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs). Solving the MEG …