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Multiple Origin Spatio-Temporal EEG

Multiple Origin Spatio-Temporal EEG, or MOST-EEG, is a version of the non-invasive brain activity pattern reading neuroprosthetic device that instead of mapping the point of origin of a signal to the curvature of the skull, retunes itself dynamically in order to achieve a 3D picture of the electrical activity within a given portion of the brain.

The net result is an improvement over standard EEG, to the point where activity structure is measurable in depth as well as in area.

See Also: EEG. EcoG

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