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Cover -- Fifty Years Of Magnetoencephalography -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- About The Editors -- Contributors -- Section I. The Beginnings -- 1. The First Magnetoencephalography Report: 1968 -- 2. The Beginning Of Biomagnetism And Magnetoencephalography Research In Finland In The 1970s -- 3. A View From The Beginning Of Magnetoencephalography: After Half A Century -- Section Ii. Technical Advances -- 4. Physiological Bases Of Magnetoencephalography And Electroencephalography -- 5. Which Part Of The Neuronal Current Can Be Determined By Electroencephalography? 6. Magnetoencephalography Source Estimation: Transforming The Sensor-level Signals To Estimates Of Brain Activity -- 7. The Need For And Road To Hybrid Magnetoencephalography-magnetic Resonance Imaging -- 8. Magnetoencephalography Using Optically Pumped Magnetometers -- Section Iii. Applications To Epilepsy -- 9. Guidelines And Practical Considerations For Mapping Epileptiform Activity And Network Connectivity With Magnetoencephalography -- 10. Beyond The Irritative Zone: Use Of Magnetoencephalography To Characterize Aspects Of The Epileptogenic Zone 11. Use Of Multiple Frequency Bands In Magnetoencephalography For Characterization Of Epilepsy -- 12. Can Magnetoencephalography Identify The Epileptogenic Pathology In Children? -- 13. Revisional Analysis Of Electroencephalography And Magnetoencephalography Based On Comprehensive Epilepsy Conference -- 14. Epileptic Slow Wave Activity -- Section Iv. Somatosensory, Motor, And Language Mapping -- 15. Clinical Motor Mapping With Magnetoencephalography: Historical Approaches, Challenges, And Recommendations For Best Practice 16. Investigations Of The Somatosensory System With Magnetoencephalography: From Research To Clinical Applications -- 17. Language Mapping With Magnetoencephalography: Clinical And Research Applications -- Section V. Exploring The Brain Mechanisms Of Cognition -- 18. Reading, Reading Acquisition, And Reading Disability (dyslexia) -- 19. Decoding Cognitive Function With Magnetoencephalography -- 20. How Brain Rhythms Reflect Cognitive Processes -- Section Vi. Neuronal Correlates Of Cognitive And Affective Disorders -- 21. Applications Of Magnetoencephalography To Autism Spectrum Disorder 22. Functional Wounds Of An Invisible Injury: Visualizing Cognition In Post-traumatic Stress Disorder -- 23. Identifying Neural Abnormalities In Schizophrenia -- 24. Biomarkers In Pediatric Magnetoencephalography -- 25. Magnetoencephalography In Alzheimer Disease: Correlation With Current Biomarkers -- Postscript: Fifty Years Of Magnetoencephalography- an Interim Epilogue -- Index. Edited By Andrew C. Papanicolaou, Timothy P.l. Roberts, And James W. Wheless. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.