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Study of the visual evoked magnetic field with the m-sequence technique.

Hitoshi H Tabuchi, Tsuranu T Yokoyama, Masahiro M Shimogawara, Kunihiko K Shiraki, Eiichiro E Nagasaka, and Tokuhiko T Miki

Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 43(6):2045-54 (2002) PMID 12037017

Multifocally stimulated visual evoked magnetic field (VEF) examination with an m-sequence technique (multifocal VEF; mVEF) was studied, and the neural generators at peaks of mVEF were estimated in the visual cortex.

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