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Neuroscience
Nervous system
Biology
Electroencephalography
Electrophysiology
Neurophysiology
Electrodiagnosis
Neural oscillation
Resting state fMRI
Near-death experience
Functional magnetic resonance imaging
Gamma wave

EEG Oscillatory States: Universality, Uniqueness and Specificity across Healthy-Normal, Altered and Pathological Brain Conditions Alexander A. Fingelkurts*, Andrew A. Fingelkurts BM-Science – Brain and Mind Technologie

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