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  • 4. Impedance changes recorded with scalp electrodes during visual evoked responses: implications for Electrical Impedance Tomography of fast neural activity.
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  • 8. Imaging of conductivity changes and electrode movement in EIT.
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  • 11. Magnetic resonance electrical impedance tomography (MREIT) for high-resolution conductivity imaging.
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  • 14. Reconstruction of conductivity changes and electrode movements based on EIT temporal sequences.
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  • 17. An electrode addressing protocol for imaging brain function with electrical impedance tomography using a 16-channel semi-parallel system.
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  • 18. Comparison of applied and induced current electrical impedance tomography.
    Tanguay LF, Gagnon H, Guardo R.
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  • 20. [In vivo measurement of rabbits brain impedance frequency response and the elementary imaging of EIT].
    Wu X, Dong X, Qin M, Fu F, Wang Y, You F, Xiang H, Liu R, Shi X.
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