Brazier, 1970 - Google Patents
Regional activities within the human hippocampus and hippocampal gyrusBrazier, 1970
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- 6093379697306834624
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- Brazier M
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- Experimental neurology
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The rare opportunity to record from electrodes stereotactically implanted in man has made possible the study of the intrinsic electrical activity of several deep structures in the brain. Of necessity the recordings are not from normal brains, the patients in this series being cases of …
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