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Late auditory magnetic sources may differ in the left hemisphere of schizophrenic patients: A preliminary report

Reite et al., 1989

Document ID
14768015922352421724
Author
Reite M
Teale P
Goldstein L
Whalen J
Linnville S
Publication year
Publication venue
Archives of General Psychiatry

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• We recorded magnetoencephalographic auditory evoked fields from the left and right hemispheres of six medicated, paranoid schizophrenic subjects and six normal controls. The magnetic field data were used in estimating the location, orientation, and depth of the source …
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