Potential production of Hughlings Jackson's “parasitic consciousness” by physiologically-patterned weak transcerebral magnetic fields: QEEG and source localization
@article{Saroka2013PotentialPO, title={Potential production of Hughlings Jackson's “parasitic consciousness” by physiologically-patterned weak transcerebral magnetic fields: QEEG and source localization}, author={Kevin S. Saroka and Michael A. Persinger}, journal={Epilepsy \& Behavior}, year={2013}, volume={28}, pages={395-407} }
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