Over the last twenty to thirty years the progressivcly increasing
availability of averaging machines has made evoked potential
testing available not only in the major neurological diagnostic
centers but also in the office of many neuro logists in private
practice. This rapid devclopment was closely paralleled by clinical
research in evoked potentials and the publishing of books covering
in detail the basic techniques necessary to obtain evoked
potentials and the main clinical applications of evoked potentials.
Less work was done, however, to define some of the general
principles underlying the recording of evoked potentials or to
analyze critically the recording techniques or the actual prac
tical value of the information provided by evoked potential
testing. In this book an attempt has been made to cover this gap.
It is assumed that the reader has a good understanding of basic
recording techniques and is familiar with the main applications of
clinical evoked potentials. The main emphasis of the first two
chapters is to define with more precision some of the physical
principles that inftuence the volta ge distribution and are used
for defining the generator sources of evoked potentials. This is
followed by a critical analysis of recording techniques and of its
main clinical applications. Finally there is one chapter that gives
an overview on application of evoked potentials for surgical
monitoring. This is a rapidly growing field that also has been
covered only incomplctcly in previous publications."
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