BLINK- AND SACCADE-RELATED SUPPRESSION EFFECTS IN EARLY VISUAL AREAS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN: INTRACRANIAL EEG INVESTIGATIONS DURING NATURAL VIEWING CONDITIONS

Blinks and saccades, both ubiquitous in natural viewing conditions, cause rapid changes of visual inputs that are hardly consciously perceived.The neural dynamics in early visual areas of the human brain underlying this remarkable visual stability are still incompletely understood.We used electrocorticography (ECoG) from electrodes directly implant

IntroductionRepetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is a widely used therapeutic tool in neurology and psychiatry, but its cellular and molecular mechanisms are not fully understood.Standardizing stimulus parameters, specifically electric field strength, is crucial in experimental and clinical settings.It enables meaningful comparisons

Image of the ancient cities across the Arab region has been changed.The urbanization progress and their subsequent urban changes are of rapid acceleration, due to the population increase in the named cities; affecting the encompassed old districts in many respects.The mentioned changes are forked into two main branches; controlled and uncontrolled.

This comprehensive review examines the potential health effects of prolonged exposure to electromagnetic radiation, specifically from cell phones and base station transmitters.The study incorporates experimental and epidemiological research from reputable databases up to 2024 to assess the biological impacts of radiofrequency (RF) radiation on vari