Source for EEG sites coresponding to Broadmans?

January 17, 2006

HI Listmates,

Does anyone have a good source for connecting Broadman's areas to 10/20 sites? That would be a good starter, but what I really need is a way to figure out what sites observed in fMRI studies map to which EEG sites and how cleanly. I've been looking in the literature and haven't found this yet. Perhaps I'm not using the correct key words. Any help at all is appreciated.

Thanks loads!

Sleepless in New Hampshire,

Sheila

January 18, 2006

> Does anyone have a good source for connecting Broadman's areas to

10/20 sites?

There used to be one on www.stresstherapysolutions.com but couldn't

find it now.

>That would be a good starter, but what I really need is a way to

figure out what sites observed in fMRI studies map to which EEG sites

and how cleanly.

Do you mean that if you found that some part of the brain (say

hypothalamus), would have a big part in insomnia, you would want to

know what EEG site to use to train hypothalamus?

I don't think that's possible, except maybe for some, like cingulate

cortex.

> Sleepless in New Hampshire

Is this your main problem?

Tommi

January 18, 2006

Hi Sheila,

Theme <Brodman's> I recommend on web page:

http://spot.colorado.edu/%7Edubin/talks/brodmann/brodmann.html

Best.

Jan

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SITE

BRODMAN’S AREA

FUNCTION

Fpz

10 (11)

Poor Response InhibitionVentro Medial Forebrain Bundle - Emotional Inhibition

Fp1

10 (11, 46)

Verbal, Episodic RetrievalVisual Working Memory

Fp2

10 (11, 46)

Face & Object Processing - Emotional Inhibition,

Verbal Episodic Memory

F7

45 (38, 44, 46)

Visual & Auditory Working Memory BA 46Divided & Selective AttentionBroca’s Area - Semantic Short-Term Buffer

F8

47 (10, 46, 45)

Working & Visual / Spatial Memory (Short Term Buffer)Face Processing, Emotional Processing, Sustained Attention BA 45

F3

8, 9 (46, 45, 44, 11, 8)

Verbal Episodic Retrieval, Object ProcessingEmotional Interpretation (Some Facial Recognition)Poor Response Inhibition - BA 9

F4

8, 9 (46, 45, 44, 11, 8)

Verbal Episodic Retrieval, Semantic Retrieval - BA 8Sustained & Selective Attention - BA 8Vigilance Area, Impulse Control

Fz

8, 9

Anterior Cingulate, Internal vs External Attention -

Most Active During Internal Attention ProcessingPersonality Changes

C3

4, 3 (6, 5, 7, 40)

Sensory Motor Functions Short Term Memory - BA 40

Cz

4, 3, 12

Basal Ganglia (Thalamic Efferents VA)Substantia Nigra (Thalamic Efferents VL)

C4

4, 3, (6, 5, 7, 40)

Sensory & Motor Functions Short Term Memory - BA 40

T3

21 (22, 20, 52, 38)

Language Comprehension - BA 22, Inner VoiceWernicke’s Area, Declarative MemoryLong Term Memory - Amygdala / Hippocampal Area

T4

21 (22, 20, 52, 38)

Personality - BA 21, 38Categorization & OrganizationAuditory Cortex - Music Processing

T5

37 (21, 22, 39, 19)

Short-Term Memory - BA 37, Inner VoiceAngular Gyrus - Meaning Construction

T6

37 (21, 22, 39, 19)

Long-Term Memory - BA 21,

Facial Recognition - Emotional Content

P3

7 (39, 40, 19, 7)

Acalcula - BA 39Angular Gyrus - Meaning Construction

Pz

7 (5,19)

Agnosia, Apraxia - BA 7Attentional Shifting Area - Perseverance

P4

7 (5,19)

Visual - Spatial Sketch Pad, Vigilance

O1, O2

18 (19)