Diagnostic Assays
Recent studies from Technical University, Department of Neuroradiology add new data to diagnostic assays
Published in Telemedicine Law Weekly, September 22nd, 2007
Researchers detail in "Cerebral processing of spontaneous reversals of the rotating Necker cube," new data in diagnostic assays. According to recent research published in the journal NeuroReport, "The cerebral processing of spontaneous perceptive reversals of the rotating Necker cube was studied in humans by combined functional MRI and electroencephalography. These reversals prefer certain positions of the Necker cube and can be studied without external reference of the perception."
"Functional MRI revealed six bilaterally active regions in the visual, parietal, and premotor cortex. A new method determined phase-locked electroencephalography-activations in the...
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