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Topic: beta rhythms

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Non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation normalizes psychoemotional state shifting “sympatho-vagal balance”

Serhii Tukaiev, Yaroslav Gachshenko, Nickolai Vysokov, Dauren Toleukhanov, Ivan Brak, Gaukhar Datkhabayeva · FENS Forum 2024

Neuromodulation technologies became the safe and effective alternative to treat psychiatric and neurological disorders.We aimed to evaluate the effects of the non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation on psychoemotional state.11 right-handed male volunteers aged 18-22 years participated in the 1st (EEG) study (6 persons-taVNS group and 5-SHAM).62 healthy volunteers 18-49 years old were recruited for 2nd (HRV) study (26-VNS group and 22–Sham).The set of 4 VNS (BrainPatch) was performed at intervals of 3 days with monitoring of HRV and psychometrics.EEG was registered during the rest state (3 min, cl

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The variability of spectro-laminar beta rhythm patterns in macaque motor cortex reflects task and behavioral parameters

Laura López-Galdo, Simon Nougaret, Demian Battaglia, Bjørg Elisabeth Kilavik · FENS Forum 2024

Beta rhythms are ubiquitous in the motor cortex, and many functional roles were proposed. We recently described a double-dissociation between different beta bands in macaques local field potential (LFP), with low beta (<20Hz) originating in primary motor cortex (M1) and correlating with movement preparation and spontaneous postural dynamics, and high beta (>20Hz) originating in dorsal premotor cortex (PMd) and reflecting spatiotemporal attention (Nougaret et al. 2023, doi:10.1101/2023.03.28.534535). Even within these two bands, individual beta events are highly heterogeneous in their tem

ePoster · Neuroscience