Similarities between simulated spatial spectra of scalp EEG, MEG and structural MRI.

Abstract:

:Electrical dipoles oriented perpendicular to the cortical surface are the primary source of the scalp EEGs and MEGs. Thus, in particular, gyri and sulci structures on the cortical surface have a definite possibility to influence the EEGs and MEGs. This was examined by comparing the spatial power spectral density (PSD) of the upper portion of the human cortex in MRI slices to that of simulated scalp EEGs and MEGs. The electrical activity was modeled with 2,650 dipolar sources oriented normal to the local cortical surface. The resulting scalp potentials were calculated with a finite element model of the head constructed from 51 segmented sagittal MR images. The PSD was computed after taking the fast Fourier transform of scalp potentials. The PSD of the cortical contour in each slice was also computed. The PSD was then averaged over all the slices. This was done for sagittal and coronal view both. The PSD of EEG and MEG showed two broad peaks, one from 0.05 to 0.22 cycles/cm (wavelength 20-4.545 cm) and the other from 0.22 to 1.2 cycles/cm (wavelength 4.545-0.834 cm). The PSD of the cortex showed a broad peak from 0.08 to 0.32 cycles/cm (wavelength 12.5-3.125 cm) and other two peaks within the range of 0.32 to 0.9 cycles/cm (wavelength 3.125-1.11 cm). These peaks are definitely due to the gyri structures and associated larger patterns on the cortical surface. Smaller peaks in the range of 1-3 cycles/cm were also observed which are possibly due to sulci structures. These results suggest that the spatial information was present in the EEG and MEG at the spatial frequencies of gyri. This also implies that the practical Nyquist frequency for sampling scalp EEGs should be 3.0 cycles/cm and an optimal interelectrode spacing of about 3 mm is needed for extraction of cortical patterns from scalp EEGs in humans.

journal_name

Brain Topogr

journal_title

Brain topography

authors

Ramon C,Freeman WJ,Holmes M,Ishimaru A,Haueisen J,Schimpf PH,Rezvanian E

doi

10.1007/s10548-009-0104-7

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2009-11-01 00:00:00

pages

191-6

issue

3

eissn

0896-0267

issn

1573-6792

journal_volume

22

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