MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF MEDICAL-BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS

Modeling of skin/sensor contact impact and neuron loss effect on EEG signals of voltage sensor

  • 1 Mouloud Mammeri University, Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria

Abstract

The present work concerns the development of a model which have the capability to represent accurately the skin/sensor contact in an electromagnetic problem study. The later consist of elctro-encyphalography (EEG ) signals encountered in neuroscience health diagnosis. The electromagnetic problem studied is governed by Poisson’s equation and solved using finite element method. The skin/sensor contact is modeled by an analytical solution, which is coupled to finite element resolution. The signals induced by neuronal equivalent charges are presented and investigated. A comparison with existing results is then performed. Neuron loss effect is also investigated.

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