Towards Upgrade of Visual Evoked Potentials-Based Brain-Computer Interface in Basic and Clinical Studies

Dear Colleagues,

Visual evoked potentials (VEPs) are bioelectric signals generated in the striate and extrastriate cortex when the retina is stimulated with light, which can be recorded with scalp electrodes. Methodologies of VEP study have been developed over the years towards increasing the sensitivity of the stimulation and recordings, including the interpretation of recording component parameters. VEPs are useful for testing optic nerve function and less useful for assessing postchiasmatic disorders. The role of VEP utility in the conformation of multiple sclerosis symptoms is unquestionable. This Special Issue is devoted to aspects of VEP recordings offering perspectives for further research in normal and pathological conditions both in basic and clinical studies.

Different patterns of photo stimuli and types of electrodes as well sites over the skull are extensively tested to increase the sensitivity and specificity of visual evoked potential recordings in diagnostic studies.

Prof. Dr. Juliusz Huber
Guest Editor

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• visual evoked potentials
• visual tract testing
• basic studies
• clinical testing
• gender
• normative values
• pattern reversal
• flash VEP