Usage of "evoked potential"

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вызванный потенциал

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potencial evocado

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potenciales evocados

Electrical potential in the nervous system.

potencial evocado

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Examples for "erp"

Surprisingly, the erpA gene maps at a distance from any other Fe-S biogenesis-related gene. 
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Results: Forty of 60 patients suffered from cP according to ERP criteria. 
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Significant attention-related enhancements were observed for both early and late ERP components. 
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Background: There is growing recognition that ERP is associated with adverse outcomes. 
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No significant relationships between ERP latencies and psychometric test results were found. 
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The dose and duration of metformin had no association with the ERPs. 
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The cortical organization of executive control was investigated using event-related potentials (ERPs). 
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The ERPs showed evidence of enhanced perceptual-level processing for all targets at attended locations. 
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ERPs have been advocated as objective tests of cognitive function. 
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Response-locked ERPs were separately averaged for correct and error trials. 
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Summary of background data: Intraoperative evoked potentials are sensitive to most anesthetics. 
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Electroretinograms and visual evoked potentials were performed just prior to endpoint collection. 
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In 20 cases the evoked potentials showed a continuous delay in the latency. 
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Electrodiagnostic studies were repeated and evoked potentials indicated supratentorial recovery in the cerebrum. 
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Changes in nerve conduction were analyzed by measuring visual evoked potentials. 
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Uso de evoked potential em inglês

So the idea here is called a steady state visually- evoked potential or SSVEP. 
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A clinical protocol, lumbar puncture, evoked potential and brain-spinal cord MRI were performed. 
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Conclusions: Slow-conducting parts of the motor pathway contribute notably to the motor evoked potential. 
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Visually evoked potential abnormalities were found in at least one eye of all cases. 
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Summary of background data: Somatosensory- evoked potential monitoring has been used in children since the 1980s. 
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The average duration of the disease was 7 years before the first pattern evoked potential. 
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Motor- evoked potential recordings confirmed substantial axonal damage to the pyramidal tract arising from that hemisphere. 
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DHA levels were correlated with auditory evoked potential responses. 
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However, within EOPD the evoked potential parameters were not significantly different between YOPD and the JP subgroups. 
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Objective: To define the evoked potential responses (auditory and somatosensory) obtained from pediatric brain-dead patients. 
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Conclusions: Somatosensory evoked potential results predict the likelihood of nonawakening from coma with a high level of certainty. 
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There were significant relationships among RNFL thickness and visual acuity, visual field, color vision, and visual- evoked potential amplitude. 
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We quantified the visual evoked potential (VEP) and total and degenerative axons in the optic nerve. 
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Visual evoked potential (VEP) acuity was determined at 16 and 30 weeks. 
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The latency of transcranial magnetic motor- evoked potential (tcMMEP) responses was also better restored in the co-graft group. 
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The dysfunction of auditory pathways is associated with specific electrophysiological abnormalities that can be assessed by evoked potential recording. 
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