Assessment of visual field impairment by objective technique

Computerized localization of sources of evoked potentials in the assessment of visual field impairment

Objective computer-based techniques are described along with their underlying theoretical rationale for investigating visual field disorders. The paper concerns methods for the collection and analysis of evoked potentials and provides a description of methods for obtaining information about the conduction pathways of the visual system for clinical, neurological and neuropsychological applications.

Time-Series Special Estimation of Evoked Brain Activity in the Assessment of Functional Disorders of the Central Nervous System

Methods are discussed for studying functional brain based disorders hypothesized to be the result of systems dysfunction rather than specific structural deficit.