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case_images: Coronal view of most significant dipole locations superimposed on an averaged referenced MRI.
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case_images: Sagittal view of most significant dipole locations superimposed on an averaged referenced MRI.
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case_images: Top view of most significant dipole superimposed on an averaged referenced MRI.
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case_images: Topographical scalp maps of each identified individual component (IC) and Their corresponding dipole. The following topographical scalp maps visualize the distribution of electrical activity across the skull. The accompanying dipole represents the source localization of where suspected brainwave activity originated and the direction it traveled. Residual variance percentages (RV%) are also provided, indicating the error between the model's predicted brain activity and the actual recorded brain activity. A low RV% indicates that the model implemented explains the observed brainwave activity with a high level of confidence.
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case_images: Table 2. Figure 4 displays the topographical scalp maps of each individual component analyzed, with the corresponding dipole location. Table 3 details subjective and objective BESS results.