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 What is MEG?
Magnetoencephalography (MEG) is a revolutionary
medical imaging technology that provides unprecedented insight
into the workings of the human brain through the measurement
of electromagnetic activity.
By measuring the magnetic
fields created by the electric current flowing within the
neurons, MEG identifies brain activity associated with various
human functions in real time, with millimeter spatial
accuracy.
This non-invasive approach can positively
impact patient outcomes, providing clinicians with the
invaluable information they need to evaluate neurological
disorders and plan surgical treatments.
Our CTF MEG
systems are the most technologically advanced instruments
available in the world today, offering MEG sensor arrays of up
to 275 distinct channels with up to 128 simultaneous EEG
sensors. The exquisite sensitivity of the MEG sensors is
achieved by utilizing the world's most sensitive detectors of
magnetic fields, SQUIDS (Superconducting Quantum Interference
Devices). Click
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