The burst-suppression pattern is well recognized as a distinct feature of the mammalian
electroencephalogram (EEG) waveform. Consisting of alternating periods of high amplitude …

Epileptic electroencephalography recordings can be described in terms of four prototypic
wave forms: fast sinusoidal oscillations, large slow waves, fast spiking, and spike waves. On …

This paper aims to analyze possible mechanisms underlying the generation of generalized
periodic epileptiform discharges (GPEDs), especially to design targeted optogenetic …

Epilepsy—the condition of recurrent, unprovoked seizures—manifests in brain voltage
activity with characteristic spatiotemporal patterns. These patterns include stereotyped semi …

Physiological experiments have shown that inhibitory interneurons can induce and maintain
epileptiform activities, and different interneuron subtypes may be responsible for different …

BACKGROUND: Current electroencephalogram (EEG)-derived measures provide
information on cortical activity and hypnosis but are less accurate regarding subcortical …

Burst suppression in the electroencephalogram (EEG) is a well-described phenomenon that
occurs during deep anesthesia, as well as in a variety of congenital and acquired brain …

The attenuation of the alpha rhythm following eyes-opening (alpha blocking) is among the
most robust features of the human electroencephalogram with the prevailing view being that …

This paper aims to explain and expand the dynamic mechanisms underlying the interesting
but controversial experimental phenomena in the optogenetic regulation of Alzheimer's …

While the basic units of computation in the brain are the neuronal cells, their sheer number,
complexity of structural organisation and widespread connectivity make it difficult, if not …