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Evoked Potentials, usually a form of sensory stimulation. Because an EP pattern can be obtained under various conditions, even upon the omission of an expected sensory event, the phenomenon is sometimes referred to as an event-related potential response. It is also referred to by other descriptive phrases such as ce

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Special Electrophysiological Tests: Brain Spiking, EEG Spectral Coherenceal activity with clinical disorders has become an area of intense effort in many EEG Research laboratories. The primary objective of many of these investigations is the detection of EEG time series properties which offer a quantitative basis for aiding diagnosis of mental illness or brain injury. Th

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The Role of X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT)tionship between brain structure and psychiatric diagnosis has been established, CT does not help to “rule in” a psychiatric illness. It is not, strictly speaking, a diagnostic procedure in psychiatry. However, the CT scan does occupy an important place in the clinical armamentarium of the psychiatr

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Evaluation of the Geriatric Patientsuch acrimony is reflected in several facts including: the elderly are often referred for disposal vs disposition; their complaints are often ignored, “tolerated,” sedated, or responded to with “What do you expect at your age”?; additionally senility, a term without rational scientific basic use, re

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