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Differentiation of MS, Fatigue and Depression by cognitive and motor event-related potentials
F Marzinzik, M Wahl, A Becher, A Quante, M Stangel, A Karow, F Klostermann · Klinische Neurophysiologie · 2006 · Heft 03
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Introduction: Fatigue is a disproportional feeling of tiredness. It can accompany chronic diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and overlaps with depressive symptoms. We, thus, studied (i) if event-related potentials (ERP) correlate with 'Fatigue' in MS patients, and (ii) if ERP-patterns suggest a similar background of Fatigue and depressive symptoms. Methods: In 4 age-matched groups, scalp EEG was recorded throughout a visual oddball- (OT) and choice-reaction task (CRT): (i) MS patients with Fatigue, (ii) MS patients without Fatigue, (iiii) depressive patients (n=15, each), and (iv) controls (n=30). Symptoms…
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Klinische Neurophysiologie
