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Epilepsias fotosensibles del niño
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Fenómeno de arrastre (photic driving). Caracterizado porrit- .... Estímulos auditivos. Crisis epilépticas estimuladas por actividades complejas .... EEG tras estimulación luminosa intermitente. Respuesta fotopa- roxística. ...
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TECNICAS DE EXPLORACION DEL SISTEMA NERVIOSO HUMANO
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Aspectos históricos del EEG (Fecha: Viernes 26 de. Enero). .... sensorial (auditiva): ∎Estímulos aislados o tonos permanentes en auriculares (40-80 dB). ... velocidad de arrastre). ∎Grafoelementos registrados en canales ...
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Son los electroencefalógrafos (EEG). Toman los datos por contacto de unos ... filtrar los estímulos auditivos externos por medio de la concentración y ...
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Con respecto al arrastre, el estudio del rhythmicity proporciona .... con el uso a conducir auditivo del EEG humano por los estímulos complejos”. ...
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... equipo de "EEG" (registrador de ondas cerebrales o electroencefalografo) ... Este efecto se denomino de "arrastre" o transmision fotica. ... Los sujetos expuestos a dicha estimulacion comunicaron reducciones ... fotica y auditiva, otros investigadores descubrian la existencia de la "sincronizacion" hemisferica. ...
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sorry

I think that should be

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"Eliciting the Photic Driving Response". American Journal of Electroneurodiagnostic Technology. Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 43–45. Von Gizycki, H. , Jean-Louis, G., ...
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Seventeen of the 50 subjects had both good and poor photic driving responses; 33 subjects had either only good (n=25) or only poor (n=8) photic driving ...
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Gestational age (weeks) Single flashes Photic driving No. .... These authors do not give the number of babies who showed photic driving 306 C.M. ANDERSON, ...
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kindly check this out.

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Durante los anos 60 y 70 el neurocientifico Robert Monroe en su pequeno laboratorio de Virginia, USA, estudio el efecto de los sonidos en el cerebro y descubrio que podia producir realmente una transmision o "arrastre" de ondas cerebrales para frecuencias menores a 30 Hz.. Asi Monroe patento y postulo en 1975 que el cerebro resuena cuando se lo bombardea con ondas sonoras ritmicas y lo denomino "FFR" (Respuesta de seguimiento de frecuencias) similar al de arrastre fotico ya mencionado.

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Light and Sound machines work by “entraining” your “brain waves”. In the 1930’s and 40’s, researchers discovered that strobing lights repetitively while someone watches (photic driving) caused the brain waves to follow and eventually adapt to the same frequency. This is called the frequency following response or “entraining”. Today’s mind machines have LED’s in a pair of goggles that flash or pulse at predetermined frequencies you can select (from 1-40 Hz, or cycles per second, generally). The LED’s come in many different colors and each color is said to produce different experiences.

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Brainwave entrainment was first identified in 1934, although its effects had been noted as early as Ptolemy.
Not long after the discovery of the Alpha brainwave by Hans Berger in 1929, researchers found that the strength of the wave could be "driven" beyond its natural frequency using flickering lights. This is called "Photic Driving", which is another word for brainwave entrainment using photic (light) stimulation. In 1942 Dempsey and Morison discovered that repetitive tactile stimulation could also produce entrainment and in 1959, Dr. Chatrian observed auditory entrainment in response to clicks at a frequency of 15 per second.
By the 1960s entrainment started to become a tool rather than a phenomenon of the brain. Anesthesiologist M.S. Sadove, MD, used photic stimulation to reduce the amount of anesthesia needed for surgery. Bernard Margolis published an article on brainwave entrainment used during dental procedures, noting less anesthesia required, less gagging, less bleeding and a general reduction in anxiety.

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so

photic driving

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I fail to see what is wrong with "there was no photic driving"

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23 Mar 2010 ... During photic driving (entrainment), both hemispheres of the brain ... They are nonintrusive, and there is no conscious awareness of their presence. ... They used EEG biofeedback to teach people to enter the theta state. ...
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