In 1924, Hans Berger, a German psychiatrist, recorded the brain waves from a human brain
for the first time. Many advances have been made in this field since then. Currently, brain …

Human vision uses saccadic eye movements to rapidly shift the sensitive foveal portion of
our retina to objects of interest. For vision to function properly amidst these ballistic eye …

The objective of this study was to identify the relationship between lambda waves (LWs) and
other occipital waveforms, in a retrospective analysis of electroencephalograms (EEGs) of …

Intracerebral depth electrode EEG recording is an established approach to presurgical
epilepsy evaluation in patients with pharmacoresistant focal epilepsy. It is an excellent …

Approximately three times per second, human visual perception is interrupted by a saccadic
eye movement. In addition to taking the eyes to a new location, several lines of evidence …

In this study, a novel Magnetoencephalography (MEG) signal classification technique based
on statistical features for classifying multi-channel signals into epileptic and healthy subjects …

Dogs offer significant value as models for human disease, particularly in epilepsy, making
them a valid and relevant translational One Health model. In the field of canine EEG, still …

Figure 1. A waking EEG sample showing the appearance of positive, monophasic, triangular-
shaped waves over the occipital region, 3.0 seconds after eye opening, initially to the right …

Abstract In 1924, Hans Berger, a German psychiatrist, recorded the brain waves from a
human brain for the first time. Many advances have been made in this field since then …

Discussion Both mu rhythm and lambda waves are normal EEG patterns which may show a
shifting lateralization, so that they appear on one side of the head at one time and then occur …