Patient-Specific Sensor Registration for Electrical Source Imaging Using a Deformable Head Model
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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering (TBME)
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Electrical Source Imaging is a technique that estimates cortical sources responsible for scalp potentials measured by EEG electrodes. Electrical activity is modeled and reconstructed by formulating a forward problem that describes how electrical currents generated by the cortex travel to the scalp, and solving an inverse problem to estimate cortical sources responsible for measured scalp values. This work presents a model-based approach to electrode localization that is fully automatic, it requires only an MRI scan of the subject without any additional user input, thereby accelerating localization and streamlining clinical workflows.
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