Table of Contents

Section 1 Neurophysiological Measurement of Electrical Parameters.- A General Theory of Electromagnetic Measurements in Living Organisms and the Experimental System for Its Verification.- Magnetic Fields Associated with Nervous Conduction.- Current Density Measurement — An Attempt for Improvement.- A Method of Evaluating Electrode Placements Used in Impedance Cephalography.- An Investigation of Excitability Thresholds Using Two Closely-Spaced High Frequency Sinusoids.- Spatio-Temporal Potential Fields of Evoked Responses Recorded Transcranially — Prelude to Stimulation.- Impedance Measurements of Tissue.- Electrical Activation of Skeletal Muscle by Sequential Stimulation.- A Theoretical Analysis of Several Electrode Placements on the Scalp for Recording Averaged Evoked Potentials.- Section 2 Neurophysiological Effects of Electrical Currents.- Effect of Microwave Radiation on the Frog Sciatic Nerve.- Effect of Cortically Applied DC Currents on Strychnine Spike Activity — A Preliminary Report.- Parkinson-like Tremor Production by Transcranial Electrical Stimulation.- Electrostimulation of Hearing.- Gradable Pain Production.- The Use of Applied DC Fields in the Analysis of Interictal Epileptiform Discharges.- A Pilot Study of the Effects of Functional Electrical Stimulation on the Recovery of Function Following Stroke in Man.- Intravascular Electrical Thrombogenesis — A Preliminary Report.- A Clinical Assessment of the Conditional Effects of Electroshock.- Effect of Ethanol on Somatosensory Evoked Potentials.- A Comparative Study of Evoked Unit and Population Retinal Potentials During the Application of Diffuse Electrical Currents.- Section 3 Electrosleep and Electro-Anesthesia.- The Basic Rest-Activity Cycle (Abstract Paper).- Basal Forebrain Structures and the Electrical Induction of Sleep (Abstract Paper).- A Preliminary Study of the Use of Electrosleep Therapy in Clinical Psychiatry.- Electrode Position in Electro-Sleep.- Electrosleep in Man by a Combination of Magneto-Inductive and Transtemporal Electric Currents.- Electrostimulation of Deep Brain Structures.- Clinical Experiences: Electro-Anesthesia.- Electroanesthesia Studies: Site of Current Action.