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ISSN Imprimer: 0278-940X
ISSN En ligne: 1943-619X
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Cellular Phone Electromagnetic Field Effects on Bioelectric Activity of Human Brain
RÉSUMÉ
24 volunteers participated in the experiments. The investigation of EEG reactions to cellular phone (EMP frequency 902.4 MHz and intensity 0.06 mW/cm2) was conducted. Two experiments were performed with each subject — cellular phone exposure and Placebo. Duration of the experiment was 60 min: 15 min — background; 15 min — EMF exposure or Placebo; 30 min — afterex-posure. EEG was recorded in 16 standard leads with "eyes орen" and "eyes closed". Special software with non-linear dynamics was developed for EEG analyses. One parameter, multichannel (global) correlation dimension, was calculated. The changes of these parameters can be evidence of brain functional state changes. As a result of EEG record processing, a significant increase of global correlation dimension during the exposure and afterexposure period was discovered, more pronounced in the case of "eyes closed". That can be viewed as the manifestation of cortex activation under phone EMF exposure.
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