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. 2016 Apr 7;10:152. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2016.00152

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Visualization of transient effects in the SSSEP. Spectrograms for the bipolar channels (A) FC3-CP3 and (B) FC4-CP4 of subject s01 as in Figure 7, but with shorter time windows (1 s window length, 0.95 s window overlap) and individual trials aligned to each first twitch's position. The color axes were scaled to highlight variations at each stimulation frequency. Twitch onsets at left (L) and right (R) index fingers are drawn as vertical dashed lines.