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chicoborja

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What technology=based tools are most often used in neurology besides MRI, CT, PET, and SPECT. I suppose I'm thinking office-based diagnostics.

I'm guessing EEG and qEEG are rather prevalent.

How about evoked potentials (i.e. ABR or tactile evoked potentials)?

I'm kinda ignorant to the subject, just hoping someone could enlighten me.