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publication name EEG Based Imaging of Stroke Location, Extent and Progress of Recovery Using a GPU Architecture
Authors Zoltan Juhasz, MF Issa
year 2019
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Abstract

This paper describes a new EEG-based imaging method that can depict the location and extent of stroke lesions similar to MRI scans. The ratio of delta and alpha band powers as well as a modified brain symmetry index is used with high-density EEG technology for generating topographical maps. Calculations are implemented on a GPU card achieving real-time processing speed making the method usable for continuous patient monitoring. The maps can help in verifying treatment effectiveness as well as measuring progress of recovery.

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