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The credit for the first neurophysiological detection of electrical activity of humans goes to Hans Berger, a German psychiatrist. He pioneered the first EEG for human use in 1924. EEG machines became commercially available in 1936.

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Introduction and Technical Aspects of Neonatal EEGs

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    2025年

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  • Mary Payne,
  • Dipali Nemade

摘要

The credit for the first neurophysiological detection of electrical activity of humans goes to Hans Berger, a German psychiatrist. He pioneered the first EEG for human use in 1924. EEG machines became commercially available in 1936.