[Health] OpenEEG project

Niels Olson niels.olson at gmail.com
Thu Nov 13 00:22:13 EST 2008


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well, from a purely logistical perspective, if you send an EKG kit, it
makes sense to send spare parts, and if you have a couple of extra
kits, there's no reason you couldn't have enough leads for an EEG. It
would certainly be nice to identify kids with seizure disorders,
considering phenobarb is very cheap.

Niels Olson
Tulane School of Medicine
Class of 2009
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On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 11:01 PM, Benjamin M. Schwartz
<bmschwar at fas.harvard.edu> wrote:
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> Niels Olson wrote:
>> just fyi
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>> http://openeeg.sourceforge.net/doc/
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> While I am personally of the opinion that EEG is of absolutely no use to
> the XO recipients, I will note that the XO happens to be ideally suited
> for it.  The OpenEEG circuits include their own ADC, microcontroller, and
> filters, none of which are likely to be necessary for us.  Instead, anyone
> wishing to construct an EEG from an XO can create a minimal amplifier
> circuit and plug the output directly into the XO's microphone input.
>
> Most sound cards have a high-pass filter that prevents them from being
> used for EEG, but the filter on the XO's soundcard has deliberately been
> designed so that it can be deactivated in software, as for the Measure
> activity.
>
> - --Ben
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