DC Potential and the Brain Ali Gorji Epilepsy Research Center Münster University.

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DC Potential and the Brain Ali Gorji Epilepsy Research Center Münster University

Hans Berger became the first human electroencephalographer by recording the EEG signals used non-polarizable clay cylinder electrodes and Edelmann’s small string galvanometer Hans Berger ( )

DC vs. AC Potentials C

Spreading depression I II III IV V VI KCl Horizontal propagation 10 s DC4 DC3 DC2 DC1 2 mV Vertical propagation Front of excitation Zone of depression

Spreading depression recordings from living human brain tissues Gorji et al., 2001

Migraine aura is the human equivalent of cortical spreading depression

Karl Spencer Lashley ( )

Hadjikhani et al PNAS

100 µV 1 s

DC vs. AC Potentials

DC Potential in Acute Brain Injury

Spreading Depression and Epileptic Field Potentials in Human Brain Dreier, et al., 2012

DC Potential Changes and EEG

Cortical DC Potential Associated with Food Intake in Hungry humans and Rats Rats Human (Khaleghi et al., 2009) (Schmitt et al., 2001)

Conclusion DC potentials of the brain comprise sustained displacements of the baseline as well as fluctuations between 0 Hz and 100 Hz including the frequency range of the conventional EEG. Neurons, glial cells and blood-brain barriers forming functional units may act as a compound generator of DC potentials. The slow components of neocortical DC potential shifts reflect changes in the level of excitation and excitability of the cortex. Negative DC fluctuation was also observed accompanied by ictal discharges in human brain. Negative DC deflections were reported in patients suffering from hypoxic brain injuries. Spreading depression, a negative DC deflection, has been shown to play crucial role in aura phase of migraine with aura. Psychophysiological studies revealed that DC potentials are highly sensitive to different information processing and to personal characteristics of the people. It seems promising to extend DC potentials studies to provide further insights into mechanisms of brain function and dysfunction.

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