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A modified stereotaxic surgical and implantation technique for animal EEG studies in rabbits is described. The use of a stereotaxic "socklet unit" with a minimum of operational equipment, high accuracy, simple handling, and good tissue compatibility permits the repetition of EEG studies in the same animal with a large number of electrodes and over a period of several months. For example for this technique an experimental arrangement for recording visually evoked potentials is described. The importance of a careful selection of the experimental animals, of maintaining constant test conditions, and of the selecting of test parameters as a prerequisite for assessing induced alterations is emphasized and discussed.
P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
January 2005,
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P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
January 1964,
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P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
January 1991,
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P R Bock, and
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A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
September 1988,
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P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
January 1985,
Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology,
P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
June 1973,
Brain research,
P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
May 1960,
Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology,
P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
December 1966,
Perceptual and motor skills,
P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
March 1976,
Fiziologicheskii zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenova,
P R Bock, and
B W Pollock, and
A M Fuchs, and
D von Schmude
September 1988,
EEG-EMG Zeitschrift fur Elektroenzephalographie, Elektromyographie und verwandte Gebiete,
