assessment of central nervous system function and yield information which may help in diagnosis and in the manage- ment of patients with a variety of neurological disorders. The sensitivity of the techniques is likely to increase with further developments in instrumentation and methods for analysis of the response, with the development of new methods for assessing the temporal properties of conduction in specific pathways, and with improved definition of control groups.38 The analysis of late cortical components in patients with dementia and cognitive disturbances3'" and recording of poten- tials associated with limb movement40 I ' are promising developments with the possibility for clinical application and warrant continuing investigation.
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