Neuronal networks in Burst Suppression EEG as revealed by source analysis
C Reinicke, F Möller, M Muthuraman, A Rauf Anwar, KG Mideksa, R Pressler, G Deuschl, M Siniatchkin, U Stephani, N Japaridze · Klinische Neurophysiologie · 2014 · Heft 03
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Introduction: Burst-suppression (BS) is an electroencephalography (EEG) pattern consisting of alternative periods of slow waves of high amplitude (burst) and periods of so called flat EEG (suppression) (Swank & Watson, 1949). It is generally associated with comatose states of various etiologies (hypoxia, drug-related intoxication, hypothermia, and childhood encephalopathies, but also anesthesia). Animal studies suggest that both the cortex and the thalamus are involved in the generation of BS (Steriade et al., 1994). Aim: The aim of this study was to reveal the neuronal network underlying both burst and suppress…
