Clin Neurophysiol August 2018 PMID 29724661

IFCN-endorsed practical guidelines for clinical magnetoencephalography (MEG).

Riitta Hari, Sylvain Baillet, Gareth Barnes, Richard Burgess, Nina Forss, Joachim Gross, Matti Hämäläinen, Ole Jensen, Ryusuke Kakigi, François Mauguière, Nobukatzu Nakasato, Aina Puce, Gian-Luca Romani, Alfons Schnitzler, Samu Taulu

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The overall consensus highlights the significance of the IFCN-endorsed guidelines, with discussions emphasizing their role in standardizing clinical MEG procedures, as seen in mentions of 'support' and 'advance' for clinical practice. The tone reflects curiosity and a belief in the transformative potential of these guidelines for neurological research and diagnostics.

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The text explains that magnetoencephalography (MEG) is a technique that measures tiny magnetic fields produced by brain activity, providing very precise timing information about neural currents, and that it works well alongside EEG, another brain activity monitoring method.
It offers guidelines on how to properly prepare, conduct, analyze, and interpret MEG tests in clinical settings, emphasizing best practices to ensure accurate results, especially for conditions like epilepsy and pre-surgical planning.
Although currently used mainly for epilepsy diagnosis and surgical planning, ongoing research suggests MEG could become valuable for studying other neurological and psychiatric disorders, brain development issues, and brain network health after strokes in the future.]

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Advancements in Human Brain Mapping Using MEG and EEG Techniques

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Sylvain Baillet

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [MEG guideline] Hillebrand et al. suggest the IFCN-endorsed general guidelines (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) represent ano…

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Matteo Fraschini

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [MEG guideline] Hillebrand et al. suggest the IFCN-endorsed general guidelines (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) represent ano…

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Görsev Yener

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [MEG guideline] Hillebrand et al. suggest the IFCN-endorsed general guidelines (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) represent ano…

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Alessandro Tomassini

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [MEG guideline] Hillebrand et al. suggest the IFCN-endorsed general guidelines (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) represent ano…

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Makoto Uji

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [MEG guideline] Hillebrand et al. suggest the IFCN-endorsed general guidelines (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) represent ano…

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Krish D. Singh

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [MEG guideline] Hillebrand et al. suggest the IFCN-endorsed general guidelines (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) represent ano…

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Arjan Hillebrand

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[MEG guideline] Hari et al.: “We are pleased that our paper (https://t.co/nMkB4al7MF) has triggered a strong intent for the community to write internationally agreed Clinical Practice Guidelines for MEG studies.” https://t.co/BJEvieatUH @AaltoUniversity #MEG #ClinicalNeuroph https://t.co/Qp9b9UwlZo

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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [Learn from mistakes] Online interview with Dr. Aina Puce (@aina_puce), the Eleanor Cox Riggs Professor in the Departm…

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