Device for deriving acoustically evoked brain potentials

Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Detecting brain electric signal

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ABSTRACT:
Device for derivation of acoustically evoked brain potentials, with an electrode unit (2) on which electrodes (21, 22) are arranged relatively rigidly in the correct positions with respect to one another, and with an electroacoustic stimulator with an EEG amplifier (40) preferably also being mounted on the electrode unit, that can be simply held as a unit on the head of a subject.

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