ABR Electrode Placement
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 10:01 pm
Hello,
My lab is trying to record ABR using the Biosemi ABR cord. The directions that came with the electrodes advs placement as follows: LA on left mastoid, Ref on forehead, and RA on right mastoid, along with CMS/DRL also on the forehead. Our goal is to use a vertical montage with either linked mastoid or link earlobe reference, so I put LA and RA on the left and right earlobes and Ref at CZ. The issue is that Actiview auto saves the feed with LA and RA referenced to Ref (instead of giving an option of referencing to CMS for example), and doesn't give an option to re-reference the data (we were trying to try to manually do this is BESA). Can you please give advice as to how we can accomplish the vertical montage set up? We are trying to use the electrode placement that is most commonly used in ABR research.
Alternatively, I see that speed mode 7 has the same sampling rate as the ABR mode (speed 9). Could I just use flat type electrodes and record data this way? Or are the flat type electrodes not fit for this type of recording?
My lab is trying to record ABR using the Biosemi ABR cord. The directions that came with the electrodes advs placement as follows: LA on left mastoid, Ref on forehead, and RA on right mastoid, along with CMS/DRL also on the forehead. Our goal is to use a vertical montage with either linked mastoid or link earlobe reference, so I put LA and RA on the left and right earlobes and Ref at CZ. The issue is that Actiview auto saves the feed with LA and RA referenced to Ref (instead of giving an option of referencing to CMS for example), and doesn't give an option to re-reference the data (we were trying to try to manually do this is BESA). Can you please give advice as to how we can accomplish the vertical montage set up? We are trying to use the electrode placement that is most commonly used in ABR research.
Alternatively, I see that speed mode 7 has the same sampling rate as the ABR mode (speed 9). Could I just use flat type electrodes and record data this way? Or are the flat type electrodes not fit for this type of recording?