Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1990-06-12
1992-08-11
Howell, Kyle L.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
128745, 128746, A61B 50476, A61B 50484
Patent
active
051370271
ABSTRACT:
A control question method for evaluating whether or not a subject has previously performed a given act. The subject is preliminarily questioned about the given and other unrelated acts, and then is serially repetitively presented with an odd-ball paradigm comprised of such given facts as well as irrelevant facts. Event-related potentials concurrently generated by the subject are electroencephalographically sensed and analyzed for P3 content and the P3 waves generated by each paradigm repeat are compared. Based on selected criteria, a conclusion regarding prior act performance is made. Computer means are utilized to regulate the paradigm presentation and to interpret and analyze the P3 responses.
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