SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS: A NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE.
Nehal Mohammed El Badawy;
Abstract
This work is an attempt to present an overview of the interaction of substance use disorders and neurophysiological dimensions, namely EEG sleep, EPs, and nerve conduction and electromyography.
Electroencephalography
EEG is the parent of neurophysiology
Electroencephalography
EEG is the parent of neurophysiology
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| Title | SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS: A NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. | Authors | Nehal Mohammed El Badawy | Keywords | SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS: A NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. | Issue Date | 2003 | Description | This work is an attempt to present an overview of the interaction of substance use disorders and neurophysiological dimensions, namely EEG sleep, EPs, and nerve conduction and electromyography. Electroencephalography EEG is the parent of neurophysiology |
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