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Vortrag

Limitation and chances of short term high density EEG in comparison to semi automatic analysis of long term recordings

Appointment

Date: 26/03/2025

Time: 12:30 – 12:53

Talk time: 15 Min.

Discussion time: 8 Min.

Location / Stream:

Mozart Saal 4-5

Session

Contribution of EEG, MEG and TES to the non-invasive localization of focal epilepsy