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What is the significance of EEG variations in old age and their relationship to affective disorder?
What is the significance of EEG variations in old age and their relationship to affective disorder?
The paper highlights the need for establishing baseline EEG criteria in healthy elderly individuals to better understand EEG variations in affective disorders.
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Normative EEG data in healthy elderly are required to interpret variations in affective disorders; leaves open precise attribution without such references.
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Maggs et al. (1956) studied this question.
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