Brain oscillations, synchrony and plasticity : basic principles and application to auditory-related disorders / Jos J. Eggermont.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Eggermont, Jos J.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Brain.

Oscillations.

Hearing disorders.

Genre:

Electronic books.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Place of Publication:

London : Academic Press, 2021.

System Details:

text file

Contents:

1 Brain rhythms, neural synchrony, and networks in health and disease

1.1 Brain rhythms p. 1

1.2 Neural synchrony p. 6

1.3 Brain networks p. 10

1.4 Network changes in neurological disorders p. 16

2 The gamma, beta, and theta rhythms and nested oscillations

2.2 The gamma rhythm p. 24

2.3 The beta rhythm p. 28

2.4 The theta rhythm p. 31

2.5 Nested oscillations p. 35

3 The alpha and delta rhythms and their interaction with other brain rhythms

3.1 The alpha rhythm p. 43

3.2 Delta waves p. 50

3.3 Brain rhythms and event-related potentials p. 54

4 Brain rhythms underlying perception and cognition

4.1 Rhythms in perception and cognition p. 59

4.2 Networks and cognition p. 66

4.3 Brain rhythms in speech and language p. 70

5 Neural spike-firing synchrony and population activity

5.1 What is spike-firing synchrony? p. 79

5.2 Multiple-spike train correlation in animal cortex p. 80

5.3 Spike-local field potential synchrony in animal cortex p. 82

5.4 Spike-LFP correlation in human cortex p. 85

5.5 Spikes, LFPs and EEG/MEG p. 88

6 From oscillation synchrony to neural networks

6.1 Basics of EEG/MEG-based brain networks p. 91

6.2 Frequency specificity of network connectivity p. 98

6.3 Dynamic networks p. 103

7 Rhythms and networks in the hearing and deaf brain

7.2 Brain rhythms in cortical auditory and speech areas p. 109

7.3 Auditory memory and speech p. 113

7.4 The connectome in hearing loss p. 116

8 Neuromodulation of brain rhythms and connectivity

8.1 Transcranial magnetic stimulation p. 127

8.2 Transcranial direct current stimulation p. 131

8.3 Transcranial random noise stimulation p. 133

8.4 Transcranial alternating current stimulation p. 134

8.5 Ultrasound p. 138

9 Lifespan changes in brain rhythms and networks

9.2 Preterm and term p. 147

9.3 Infants p. 152

9.4 Children p. 154

9.5 Adolescence p. 156

9.6 General lifespan p. 159

10 Brain rhythms and connectivity changes in tinnitus patients

10.1 Structural and functional MRI networks p. 170

10.2 EEG/MEG-based network connectivity changes in tinnitus p. 178

10.3 Functional electrophysiology p. 180

10.4 Is tinnitus caused by thalamocortical dysrhythmia? p. 185

10.5 Effects of neuromodulation p. 187

11 Developmental disorders: Dyslexia and autism

11.1 Dyslexia p. 195

11.2 Autism spectrum disorder p. 207

12 Schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease

12.2 Schizophrenia p. 223

12.3 Mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease p. 231.

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ISBN:

9780128204085

0128204087

OCLC:

1230567601

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