Optimisation of current injection protocol based on a region of interest | Zendy

Mayo Faulkner | Zendy; Markus Jehl | Zendy; Kirill Aristovich | Zendy; James Avery | Zendy; Anna Witkowska-Wrobel | Zendy; David Holder | Zendy

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Optimisation of current injection protocol based on a region of interest

Author(s) -

Mayo Faulkner,

Markus Jehl,

Kirill Aristovich,

James Avery,

Anna Witkowska-Wrobel,

David Holder

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

physiological measurement

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.674

H-Index - 101

eISSN - 1361-6579

pISSN - 0967-3334

DOI - 10.1088/1361-6579/aa69d7

Subject(s) - protocol (science) , current (fluid) , computer science , current density , region of interest , electrical impedance tomography , sensitivity (control systems) , image quality , artificial intelligence , electrical impedance , data mining , image (mathematics) , electronic engineering , electrical engineering , medicine , physics , pathology , engineering , alternative medicine , quantum mechanics

Electrical impedance tomography has the potential to image fast neural activity associated with physiological or epileptic activity throughout the brain. These applications pose a particular challenge as expected voltage changes on the electrodes are less than 1% and geometrical constraints of the body under investigation mean that electrodes can not be evenly distributed around its boundary. Unlike other applications, however, information regarding the location of expected activity is typically available. An informative method for choosing current paths that maximise sensitivity to specific regions is desirable.

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