International Congress Series

Contents
pp. vii-xx(14)

Probabilistic maps of primary current mean intensity for somatosensory-evoked fields
pp. 1-4(4)
Authors: Bertrand C.; Hamada Y.; Kado H.

EEG/MEG brain mapping of human pain: recent advances
pp. 5-16(12)
Author: Chen A.C.N.

Frontal lobe contribution to response inhibition process-an ERP study and aging effect
pp. 17-20(4)
Authors: Bokura H.; Yamaguchi S.; Matsubara M.; Kobayashi S.

The role of lateral prefrontal cortex in working memory: evidence from event-related fMRI studies
pp. 21-27(7)
Authors: D'Esposito M.; Postle B.R.; Rypma B.

Monkey vocalization and cortical field potential
pp. 29-33(5)
Authors: Gemba H.; Kyuhou S.; Matsuzaki R.; Amino Y.

Spatiotemporal distributions of brain oscillation during silent reading
pp. 35-39(5)
Authors: Hirata M.; Kato A.; Ninomiya H.; Taniguchi M.; Kishima H.; Yoshimine T.

Homuncular representation in the somatosensory cortices revealed by somatosensory evoked magnetic fields
pp. 41-51(11)
Authors: Hoshiyama M.; Kakigi R.; Nihashi T.; Itomi K.; Shimojo M.; Watanabe S.

Topographic change of ERP due to discrimination of CV syllables with various vowel durations
pp. 53-57(5)
Authors: Hosokawa M.; Okazaki S.; Kawakubo Y.; Maekawa H.; Ozaki H.

Phonetically determined asymmetry of the mismatch negativity in Japanese
pp. 59-62(4)
Authors: Ikeda K.; Hayashi A.; Hashimoto S.; Otomo K.; Kanno A.

Different reading processes in different writing systems-ERP analysis using LORETA
pp. 63-69(7)
Authors: Ishiwatari K.; Koga Y.; Nagata K.

Cerebral blood volume activation pattern as biological substrate of personality: multichannel near-infrared spectroscopy study in healthy subjects
pp. 71-75(5)
Authors: Ito M.; Suto T.; Uehara T.; Ida I.; Fukuda M.; Mikuni M.

Magnetoencephalographic analysis of verbal generation and expression-related neural mechanisms using capping verses, ''SHIRITORI'' paradigm
pp. 77-81(5)
Authors: Kaneko Y.; Ohira T.; Niimi M.; Kawase T.; Ochiai M.; Haruta Y.

Physiological basis for mapping brain activation through vascular response
pp. 83-89(7)
Authors: Kanno I.; Matsuura T.

The attentional disengagement processing reflected by ERPs and saccade reaction times during a gap task
pp. 91-95(5)
Authors: Kawakubo Y.; Maekawa H.; Itoh K.; Iwanami A.

The perception of speech sounds by the human brain as reflected by the mismatch negativity brain response
pp. 97-105(9)
Author: Naatanen R.

A study of waves on the frontal area
pp. 107-112(6)
Authors: Kawano K.; Yamamoto M.; Kokubo H.

Serotonin modulates the intensity dependence of auditory-evoked magnetic fields in healthy subjects. Evidence from MEG with tryptophan depletion
pp. 113-117(5)
Authors: Kahkonen S.; Ahveninen J.; Pennanen S.; Liesivuori J.; Jaaskelainen I.P.

The effect of the aroma from soybeans after heating on EEG
pp. 119-123(5)
Authors: Konagai C.; Hamada M.; Nguyen V.C.; Koga Y.

Left inferior frontal gyrus activation by inhibition of habitual behaviors
pp. 125-129(5)
Authors: Matsubara M.; Yamaguchi S.; Xu J.; Yamashita K.; Kobayashi S.

Poor self-control in personality inventory and reduced volume of supplementary motor area
pp. 131-135(5)
Authors: Matsui M.; Yoneyama E.; Sumiyoshi T.; Noguchi K.; Nohara S.; Kurachi M.; Seto H.

Dissociable mechanisms of attentional shifts within the human prefrontal cortex
pp. 137-145(9)
Authors: Nagahama Y.; Fukuyama H.; Shibasaki H.

Analyses of gustatory-related brain magnetic fields induced by taste sensation
pp. 147-152(6)
Authors: Nagai H.; Yamamoto C.; Takahashi K.; Nakagawa S.; Yamaguchi M.; Kurihara Y.; Tonoike M.; Yamamoto T.

N400m response elicited by incongruous and congruous with low expectancy completion of sentences
pp. 153-157(5)
Authors: Ohta K.; Takashima A.; Shirahama Y.; Matsushima E.; Horiguchi T.; Nishikawa T.

A VEP study on visual processing of global structure
pp. 159-163(5)
Authors: Oka S.; Ejima Y.

Source localization of brain electric activity during positive, neutral and negative emotional states
pp. 165-173(9)
Authors: Isotani T.; Lehmann D.; Pascual-Marqui R.D.; Fukushima M.; Saito N.; Yagyu T.; Kinoshita T.

High-frequency oscillations and underlying early cortical responses in SEPs and SEFs
pp. 175-180(6)
Authors: Ozaki I.; Hashimoto I.

Brain responses to signals ascending through C-fibers
pp. 181-192(12)
Authors: Plaghki L.; Mouraux A.

Pre-existing semantic knowledge and DM effect
pp. 193-196(4)
Authors: Satoh K.; Ohta K.; Matsutoh Y.; Matsushima E.; Yamanaka Y.

Topographical distribution of the auditory N400 component during lexical decision and recognition memory tasks
pp. 197-202(6)
Authors: Tachibana H.; Minamoto H.; Takeda M.; Sugita M.

Somatosensory information processing in area 3b for thumb and middle finger in humans
pp. 203-206(4)
Authors: Tanosaki M.; Iguchi Y.; Takino R.; Kimura T.; Kurobe Y.; Haruta Y.; Hoshi Y.; Hashimoto I.

Transient and steady-state VEPs-reappraisal
pp. 207-211(5)
Author: Tobimatsu S.

Measuring conduction velocity of C-fibers in humans by somatosensory cerebral-evoked potentials
pp. 213-218(6)
Authors: Tran T.D.; Lam K.; Hoshiyama M.; Kakigi R.

Discriminative sensitivity inside temporal window of sensory memory
pp. 219-224(6)
Author: Yabe H.

Topography of lower extremity SSEP components: comparison of those with median nerve SSEP
pp. 225-229(5)
Authors: Yamada T.; Inoue K.

Acute and sub-acute, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies on the effects of S-adenosyl-l-methionine on information processing by ERP-mapping and LORETA
pp. 237-241(5)
Authors: Anderer P.; Saletu B.; Semlitsch H.V.; Assandri A.; DiPadova C.; Prause W.; Lindeck-Pozza E.; Saletu-Zyhlarz G.M.

High-resolution EEG: modeling time, space and phase of SEPs following upper limb stimulation
pp. 243-246(4)
Authors: Babiloni C.; Babiloni F.; Carducci F.; Cincotti F.; Rossini P.M.

The relationship between co-recorded [H₂¹⁵O]-PET and EEG functional tomography (LORETA) before and during pharmacological activation
pp. 247-251(5)
Authors: Gamma A.; Lehmann D.; Frei E.; Pascual-Marqui R.D.; Vollenweider F.X.

Recent advances in MEG studies of the human somatosensory cortex: noninvasive monitoring of cortical plasticity
pp. 253-260(8)
Author: Hashimoto I.

Magnetic Field Tomography: theory, applications and examples from the visual system
pp. 261-270(10)
Author: Ioannides A.A.

EEG on-line analysis for autonomous adaptive interface
pp. 271-275(5)
Authors: Ishiwaka Y.; Yokoi H.; Kakazu Y.

Dynamic brain activation during visual infrequent target detection processing
pp. 277-282(6)
Authors: Iwaki S.; Hirata N.; Tonoike M.

Event-related potentials in a similarity grouping task
pp. 283-287(5)
Authors: Jung J.; Kobayashi T.; Li Y.; Kuriki S.

Integrated EEG monitoring system of brain functions during operations
pp. 289-296(8)
Authors: Kaji Y.; Nakayama H.; Akutagawa M.; Shichijo F.; Zhang Q.; Nagashino H.; Kinouchi Y.; Nagahiro S.

Brain temperature measurements during speech in patients with brain tumors: new methods for identification of the speech area in intraoperative brain mappings
pp. 297-302(6)
Authors: Yamane F.; Okada Y.; Hirasawa K.; Kondou S.; Muragaki Y.; Iseki H.; Hori T.

The application of SAM virtual sensor method for analysis of epileptic discharges: comparison with simultaneously recorded ECoG
pp. 303-310(8)
Authors: Kato A.; Ninomiya H.; Hirata M.; Nii Y.; Taniguchi M.; Hirano S.; Imai K.; Hirabuki N.; Robinson S.E.; Yoshimine T.

Source estimation of spikes by a combination of independent component analysis and RAP-MUSIC
pp. 311-316(6)
Authors: Kobayashi K.; Akiyama T.; Nakahori T.; Yoshinaga H.; Ohtsuka Y.; Gotman J.; Oka E.

Decomposing the EEG in time, space and frequency: a formal model, existing methods, and new proposals
pp. 317-321(5)
Authors: Koenig T.; Hubl D.; Mueller T.J.

Estimation of regional cerebral blood flow in infants by near-infrared topography with ICG
pp. 323-327(5)
Authors: Kusaka T.; Nagano K.; Okubo K.; Yasuda S.; Kawada K.; Isobe K.; Itoh S.; Onishi S.

Properties of concentration changes of oxyhemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin in the prefrontal cortex during the tasks of executive functions measured by near infrared spectroscopy
pp. 329-333(5)
Authors: Koike T.; Kumoi M.; Maesako T.; Ichikawa N.; Fujiwara N.

Temporal association of MMN multiple generators: high density recording (128 channels)
pp. 335-338(4)
Authors: Kwon J.S.; Youn T.; Park H.-J.; Kong S.W.; Kim M.S.

Attention and visual interference stimulation affect somatosensory evoked magnetic fields
pp. 339-344(6)
Authors: Lam K.; Kakigi R.; Mukai T.; Yamasaki H.

A study on multiple source separation using spline Laplacian: simulation and ERP measurements
pp. 345-349(5)
Authors: Li Y.; Kobayashi T.; Jung J.; Kuriki S.

Simultaneous recording of EEG and functional MRI
pp. 351-355(5)
Authors: Matsuda T.; Matsuura M.; Ohkubo T.; Ohkubo H.; Takahashi K.; Tamaki M.; Atsumi Y.; Matsushima E.; Taira M.; Kojima T.

Changes in event-related potentials due to attention switching
pp. 357-361(5)
Authors: Mitsubayashi T.; Shinoda H.; Shoji H.; Ozaki H.

How regularities in stimulus series and in ISI affect on MMN in persons with intellectual disabilities
pp. 363-366(4)
Authors: Nakagawa K.; Shoji H.; Katada A.; Ozaki H.

Measurements of brain magnetic fields associated with apparent self-motion
pp. 367-371(5)
Authors: Nakagawa S.; Nishiike S.; Tonoike M.; Takeda N.; Kubo T.

Measurements of brain magnetic fields evoked by bone-conducted ultrasounds-effects of stimulation side on N1m
pp. 373-376(4)
Authors: Nakagawa S.; Yamaguchi M.; Tonoike M.; Hosoi H.; Watanabe Y.; Imaizumi S.

The new Windows-based deviation ratio topography system
pp. 377-382(6)
Authors: Shichijo F.; Kaji Y.; Akutagawa M.; Takimoto O.; Nagahiro S.; Nakayama H.; Zhang Q.; Kinouchi Y.

Temporal characteristics of cerebral blood volume change in motor and somatosensory cortices revealed by multichannel near-infrared spectroscopy
pp. 383-388(6)
Authors: Suto T.; Ito M.; Uehara T.; Ida I.; Fukuda M.; Mikuni M.

Spatially interpolated group averaging with 256-channel event-related potential data
pp. 389-395(7)
Authors: Suwazono S.; Pflieger M.E.; Nakada T.

Microstate analysis of information processing in a reading task with Kanji and Katakana
pp. 397-401(5)
Authors: Tanaka H.; Lehmann D.; Hirata K.

Clinical application of magnetoencephalography
pp. 403-408(6)
Author: Tsutada T.

Spatially filtering MEG analysis estimates propagation of cortical activities during the Stroop task
pp. 409-413(5)
Authors: Ukai S.; Shinosaki K.; Ishii R.; Ogawa A.; Mizuno-Matsumoto Y.; Inouye T.; Hirabuki N.; Yoshimine T.; Robinson S.E.; Takeda M.

Age differences in cortical activation during the Kana recognition test with fMRI
pp. 415-418(4)
Authors: Yamashita K.; Xu J.; Yamaguchi S.; Takahashi K.; Matsubara M.; Kobayashi S.

Benefit of combined use of EEG and MEG dipole
pp. 419-426(8)
Authors: Yoshinaga H.; Nakahori T.; Kobayashi K.; Ohtsuka Y.; Oka E.; Kitamura Y.; Kiriyama H.; Kinugasa K.; Miyamoto K.

Reduction of ballistocardiogram with a vacuum head-fixating system during simultaneous fMRI and multi-channel monopolar EEG recording
pp. 427-431(5)
Authors: Anami K.; Saitoh O.; Yumoto M.; Tanaka F.; Kawagoe Y.; Ohnishi T.; Matsuda H.

Prefrontal structures involved in the continuous attention test performance as localised by the low-resolution electromagnetic tomography
pp. 433-437(5)
Authors: Basinska-Starzycka A.; Pascual-Marqui R.D.

EEG source locations after guessed random events in believers and skeptics of paranormal phenomena
pp. 439-441(3)
Authors: Gianotti L.R.R.; Faber P.L.; Lehmann D.

Localization of focus in intractable epilepsy with pharmacological (bemegride) SPECT and pharmacological functional MRI
pp. 443-451(9)
Authors: Matsumura A.; Enomoto T.; Yoshizawa T.; Anno I.; Isobe T.; Fujimoto A.; Muraki S.; Nose T.

Dipole source localization of ictal epileptiform activity in estimation of epileptogenic zone
pp. 453-459(7)
Authors: Mine S.; Oka N.; Yamaura A.; Iwasa H.; Nakajima Y.

Functional imaging of the brain in infant using near infrared topography under sedated sleep
pp. 461-464(4)
Authors: Nagano K.; Kusaka T.; Okubo K.; Kawada K.; Namba M.; Imai T.; Isobe K.; Itoh S.; Onishi S.

Comparisons of auditory cortical imaging for the various dichotic listening
pp. 465-472(8)
Authors: Nakagawa M.; Tokumaru R.; Koyama Y.; Ichikawa G.-i.; Aoki K.

Analysis of the source in the sensory area during self-paced finger movements
pp. 473-478(6)
Authors: Niimi M.; Ohira T.; Ochiai M.; Kaneko Y.; Kawase T.

Neutral substrates for postural balance in humans
pp. 479-483(5)
Authors: Ouchi Y.; Nobezawa S.; Okada H.; Yoshikawa E.; Futatsubashi M.; Kanno T.; Torizuka T.

Sensory motor organization and re-organization in normals and patients using a combined MEG and fMRI approach
pp. 485-493(9)
Authors: Romani G.-L.; Del Gratta C.; Pizzella V.

Detection of brain activation area during urine storage with O-15 H₂O PET
pp. 495-498(4)
Authors: Shiga T.; Matsuura S.; Katoh C.; Kuge Y.; Koyanagi T.; Tamaki N.

Brain activity with reading Japanese sentences-a study using magnetoencephalography
pp. 499-504(6)
Authors: Shirahama Y.; Ohta K.; Takashima A.; Matsushima E.; Horiguchi T.; Nishikawa T.

Topographic ERP changes due to displacements of visuo-spatial attention
pp. 505-511(7)
Authors: Shinoda H.; Mitsubayashi T.; Shoji H.; Ozaki H.

Difference of semantic processing and character types in silent reading of words-a study using MEG
pp. 513-517(5)
Authors: Takashima A.; Ohta K.; Shirahama Y.; Matsushima E.; Horiguchi T.; Nishikawa T.

Assessing normal brain function with magnetoencephalography
pp. 519-534(16)
Authors: Wheless J.W.; Venkataraman V.; Kim H.; Breier J.I.; Simos P.G.; Zouridakis G.; Papanicolaou A.C.

A magnetoencephalographic study on Wisconsin Card Sorting Test
pp. 535-541(7)
Authors: Wang L.; Kakigi R.; Hoshiyama M.

EEG evaluation of spinocerebellar degeneration with low resolution brain electromagnetic tomography
pp. 543-547(5)
Authors: Arai M.; Tanaka H.; Harada M.; Hozumi A.; Yamazaki K.; Hirata K.

Cerebral circulation of consciousness disorder patient using near-infrared spectroscopic topography during brain rehabilitation by music exercise therapy
pp. 549-554(6)
Authors: Goto Y.; Noda R.; Ichikawa N.; Fujiwara M.

Evaluation of cognitive function in spinocerebellar ataxia-a study using event-related potential
pp. 555-560(6)
Authors: Harada M.; Tanaka H.; Zeng X.-H.; Arai M.; Hozumi A.; Yamazaki K.; Hirata K.

Dynamic studies on the thalamocortical relation involved in tremor and voluntary movement in Parkinson's disease using PET and depth microrecording
pp. 561-565(5)
Authors: Hirato M.; Takahashi A.; Watanabe K.; Sasaki T.

ERPs elicited by go and category deviant no-go stimuli in Parkinson's disease
pp. 567-570(4)
Author: Ito J.

Pathophysiological brain mapping in Parkinson's disease
pp. 571-577(7)
Authors: Kato T.; Arahata Y.; Nagano-Saito A.; Nakamura A.; Abe Y.; Hatano K.; Iwai K.; Yamada T.; Washimi Y.; Kachi T.; Ito K.

A comparative SPECT study of regional brain perfusion in patients with Alzheimer's disease, progressive supranuclear palsy, and corticobasal degeneration
pp. 579-582(4)
Authors: Kawabata K.; Tachibana H.; Kasama S.

Cerebral blood flow and cognitive function in Parkinson's disease
pp. 583-586(4)
Authors: Kawabata K.; Tachibana H.; Kasama S.

Synthetic aperture magnetometry analysis of epileptic fast oscillation of MEG
pp. 587-591(5)
Authors: Ninomiya H.; Kato A.; Hirata M.; Taniguchi M.; Kijima H.; Yamada J.; Hirano S.; Imai K.; Yoshimine T.

Hemodynamic changes in the neonatal visual cortex by using near-infrared topography
pp. 593-597(5)
Authors: Okubo K.; Kusaka T.; Isobe K.; Nagano K.; Kawada K.; Namba M.; Imai T.; Itoh S.; Onishi S.

Cerebral blood flow and depression in Parkinson's disease
pp. 599-603(5)
Authors: Tachibana H.; Kawabata K.; Kasama S.

Effects of nootropic drugs for demented patients-a study using LORETA
pp. 605-611(7)
Authors: Tanaka H.; Yamazaki K.; Hirata K.

Mental set change and parallel processing in Parkinson's disease: a multimodal P3 analysis
pp. 613-618(6)
Authors: Zeng X.-H.; Yamazaki K.; Tanaka H.; Hozumi A.; Harada M.; Kobayashi Y.; Hirata K.

The efficacy of fluvoxamine for poststroke depression-an evaluation using event-related potentials topography
pp. 619-625(7)
Authors: Hirata K.; Tanaka H.; Harada M.; Zeng X.-H.; Hozumi A.; Arai M.; Kubo J.; Yamazaki K.

EEG mapping and tomography providing evidence for a key-lock principle in diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders
pp. 627-634(8)
Authors: Saletu B.; Anderer P.; Pascual-Marqui R.D.

Dysfunctional prefrontal attention-related resources in schizophrenia localised by the low-resolution electromagnetic tomography (LORETA)
pp. 639-643(5)
Authors: Basinska-Starzycka A.; Pascual-Marqui R.D.

Neuroleptics change P300 generation in schizophrenia: LORETA analysis
pp. 645-648(4)
Authors: Tanaka S.; Hokama H.; Wang J.; Hiramatsu K.

Mapping brain functions of ADHD children
pp. 649-654(6)
Authors: Brandeis D.; van Leeuwen T.H.; Steger J.; Imhof K.; Steinhausen H.-C.

Multimodality examination for detection of the epileptic foci with special reference to endovascular EEG recording
pp. 655-660(6)
Authors: Enomoto T.; Matsumura A.; Matsumaru Y.; Aoki K.; Nose T.

A case with frontal lobe epilepsy with misguiding mirror focus EEG finding case report
pp. 661-665(5)
Authors: Fujimoto A.; Enomoto T.; Matsumura A.; Yoshizawa T.; Nose T.

Changes of cerebral blood volume in frontal region during mirror drawing task measured by two channel NIRS in schizophrenics
pp. 667-671(5)
Authors: Fukuji Y.; Bise T.; Hokama H.; Hiramatsu K.; Ogura C.

Simultaneous study of interictal EEG and near-infrared spectroscopy in a boy with epilepsy
pp. 673-676(4)
Authors: Furusho J.; Suzuki A.; Takakusa Y.; Kawaguchi F.; Ichikawa N.; Kato T.

Functional mapping in Alzheimer's disease using functional MRI and optical topography
pp. 677-680(4)
Authors: Harada M.; Takeuchi M.; Mitsui T.; Nishitani H.

Magnetoencephalography in West syndrome
pp. 681-685(5)
Authors: Hattori H.; Matsuoka O.; Morimoto K.; Seto T.; Yamano T.; Tsutada T.; Tsuyuguchi N.; Tanaka K.; Kawawaki H.; Shimogawara M.; Haruta Y.

Cortical current density of ERPs in unmedicated depressed patients
pp. 687-690(4)
Authors: Kawasaki T.; Hokama H.; Tanaka S.; Wang J.; Hiramatsu K.; Ogura C.

EEG synchronization deficits in schizophrenia spectrum disorders
pp. 697-703(7)
Authors: O'Donnell B.F.; Wilt M.A.; Brenner C.A.; Busey T.A.; Kwon J.S.

Topographic changes of ERP during a CPT-AX task at pre- and post-medication of methylphenidate in children with ADHD
pp. 705-710(6)
Authors: Okazaki S.; Maekawa H.; Ozaki H.; Futakami S.

Anterior cingulate theta activity is associated with degree of treatment response in major depression
pp. 711-717(7)
Authors: Pizzagalli D.; Hendrick A.M.; Horras K.A.; Davidson R.J.

Continuous EEG-correlated fMRI in epilepsy
pp. 719-721(3)
Authors: Salek-Haddadi A.; Lemieux L.; Merschhemke M.; Allen P.J.; Fish D.R.

The useful visual field and ERP topography in persons with intellectual disabilities
pp. 723-728(6)
Authors: Shoji H.; Shinoda H.; Ozaki H.

Evaluation of neuronal effects of electroconvulsive therapy by MEG
pp. 729-732(4)
Authors: Sperling W.; Kornhuber J.

Spontaneous slow and fast MEG activity in male schizophrenics treated with clozapine
pp. 733-735(3)
Authors: Sperling W.; Kornhuber J.

Deficiency of ''theory of mind'' in autism estimated by fMRI
pp. 737-740(4)
Authors: Takeuchi M.; Harada M.; Nishitani H.

High density recording of auditory P300 in patients with schizophrenia
pp. 741-744(4)
Authors: Wang J.; Hiramatsu K.-I.; Hokama H.; Miyazato H.; Tanaka S.; Kawasaki T.; Ogura C.

Brain perfusional spect in early Alzheimer's disease related to efficacy of donepezil
pp. 745-749(5)
Authors: Yoshida T.; Ha-Kawa S.; Nobuhara K.; Yoshimura M.; Minami T.; Nakadaira A.; Suzuki M.; Oda H.; Kinoshita T.; Sawada S.

Global field power and low resolution electromagnetic tomography solutions in Alzheimer's disease
pp. 751-755(5)
Authors: Yoshimura M.; Zhang H.; Isotani T.; Tamagaki C.; Yoshida T.; Sugiyama M.; Sugimoto T.; Yagyu T.; Nagata M.; Kinoshita T.

Changes in regional cerebral blood flow on recovery from depression-comparison of vascular depression and non-vascular depression
pp. 757-761(5)
Authors: Kimura M.; Shimoda K.; Mori T.; Tateno A.; Hada M.; Suzuki H.; Endo S.

Localization of eloquent area utilize to functional MRI in patients with brain tumor
pp. 763-767(5)
Authors: Fukaya C.; Katayama Y.; Murata Y.; Kobayashi K.; Kasai M.; Yamamoto T.; Sakatani K.

Assessment of neuronal tract fibers using three-dimensional anisotropy contrast imaging in patients with infratentorial brain tumors
pp. 769-775(7)
Authors: Karibe H.; Kumabe T.; Shimizu H.; Shirane R.; Yoshimoto T.

Clinical applications of near-infrared spectroscopic mapping in neurosurgery
pp. 783-787(5)
Author: Watanabe E.

Top-down control of visual attention-effects of stimulus modality
pp. 789-794(6)
Author: Yamaguchi S.

Non-invasive electrophysiological neuroimaging of sleep
pp. 795-800(6)
Authors: Anderer P.; Gruber G.; Saletu B.; Klosch G.; Zeitlhofer J.; Pascual-Marqui R.D.

Functional neuroanatomy of human non-rapid eye movement sleep: a study using a positron emission tomography
pp. 801-805(5)
Authors: Kajimura N.; Uchiyama M.; Takayama Y.; Uchida S.; Uema T.; Kato M.; Sekimoto M.; Watanabe T.; Nakajima T.; Horikoshi S.; Ogawa K.; Nishikawa M.; Hiroki M.; Kudo Y.; Matsuda H.; Okawa M.; Takahashi K.

Auditory event-related potentials in obstructive sleep apnea syndrome
pp. 807-811(5)
Authors: Miyamoto T.; Miyamoto M.; Hirata K.

The sleep state-dependent P50 auditory evoked potential in neuropsychiatric diseases
pp. 813-825(13)
Authors: Skinner R.D.; Miyazato H.; Garcia-Rill E.

Human medial temporal lobe gamma and beta-1 activities and their physiological significances
pp. 827-835(9)
Authors: Uchida S.; Hirai N.; Watanabe N.; Miwakeichi F.; Maehara T.; Kawai K.; Shimizu H.

The study of sleep effect in the night and the next morning of triazolam and brotizolam on the polysomnography and subjective sleep rating scale
pp. 837-841(5)
Authors: Yamadera H.; Suzuki H.; Kudo Y.; Asayama K.; Ito T.; Endo S.

The dynamic effect of saccades in the visual cortex: evidence from fMRI, sTMS and EEG studies
pp. 843-851(9)
Authors: Bodis-Wollner I.; von Gizycki H.; Amassian V.; Avitable M.; Mari Z.; Hallett M.; Bucher S.F.; Hussain Z.; Lalli S.; Cracco R.

Mapping of cortical brain activity-the use of dynamic random dot stereograms
pp. 853-861(9)
Author: Skrandies W.

Multiple-dipole analysis of visual event-related potentials during oddball paradigms
pp. 863-870(8)
Authors: Yamazaki T.; Kamijo K.-i.; Kiyuna T.; Takaki Y.; Kuroiwa Y.

Benefit of chronic electrical stimulation of the globus pallidus internus in the treatment of dystonia
pp. 871-876(6)
Authors: Fukaya C.; Katayama Y.; Kobayashi K.; Kasai M.; Oshima H.; Yamamoto T.

Functional brain mapping detected by cortical stimulation using chronically implanted electrodes
pp. 877-881(5)
Authors: Hoshida T.; Hirabayashi H.; Kaido T.; Nakase H.; Kawaguchi S.; Sakaki T.

EEG responses after magnetic stimulation of prefrontal cortex in healthy subjects
pp. 883-887(5)
Authors: Kahkonen S.; Holi M.; Wilenius J.; Karhu J.; Nikouline V.V.; Ilmoniemi R.J.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation studies of the human mirror neuron system
pp. 889-894(6)
Authors: Maeda F.; Mazziotta J.; Iacoboni M.

Chronic electrical stimulation of the globus pallidus for treatment of Parkinson's disease
pp. 895-899(5)
Authors: Ogura M.; Nakao N.; Nakai E.; Nakai K.; Itakura T.

Evaluation of transcranial magnetic stimulation for depressed Parkinson's disease with LORETA
pp. 901-905(5)
Authors: Tanaka H.; Ebata A.; Arai M.; Ito M.; Harada M.; Yamazaki K.; Hirata K.

Motor-evoked potentials following transcranial magnetic stimulation during recovery after a stroke
pp. 907-914(8)
Authors: Kitamura Y.T.; Kubota K.; Seike Y.; Imabayashi M.; Miyai I.; Suzuki T.; Yanagida T.

Ipsilateral motor-evoked potentials in patients with congenital and acquired mirror movements
pp. 915-921(7)
Authors: Uozumi T.; Matsunaga K.; Tsuji S.

Author Index
pp. 923-928(6)

Keyword index
pp. 929-934(6)