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Effects of Lorazepam on the Neuromagnetic Mismatch Negativity (MMNm) and Auditory Evoked Field Component N100m
Timm Rosburg, Varvara Marinou, Jens Haueisen, Stefan Smesny and Heinrich Sauer
BACK TO ARTICLEFigure 1.
Individual data at baseline (left column) and at 225 min (right column) on the N100m (top) and MMNm on frequency deviants (bottom) in the placebo condition; the stimulus onset is indicated by the downwards tilted apex, the peak latency of the N100m and MMNm are marked by the dotted vertical line; the reconstructed source of both components are depicted as a white arrow projected on sagittal MR slices; the N100m was quite stable, while a decrease of the MMNm was observed during the sessions even in the placebo condition.
