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Subjective preference for lamotrigine or topiramate in healthy volunteers: Relationship to cognitive and behavioral functioning by Werz, Mary Ann, Schoenberg, Mike R., Meador, Kimford J., Loring, David W., Ray, Patty G., Kaul-Gupta, Rina, Ogrocki, Paula

“…Outcomes research emphasizes patient self-assessment and preferences in optimizing treatment. We previously showed that lamotrigine produces significantly less…”
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Magnetic Stimulation of Visual Cortex: Factors Influencing the Perception of Phosphenes by Ray, Patty G, Meador, Kimford J, Epstein, Charles M, Loring, David W, Day, Larry J

“…Using transcranial magnetic stimulation of occipital cortex, the authors studied the stimulus parameters that generate phosphenes in healthy volunteers. Single…”
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Relationship of extinction to perceptual thresholds for single stimuli by MEADOR, Kimford J, RAY, Patty G, DAY, Larry J, LORING, David W

“…To demonstrate the effects of target stimulus intensity on extinction to double simultaneous stimuli. Attentional deficits contribute to extinction in patients…”
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Role of cerebral lateralization in control of immune processes in humans by Meador, Kimford J., Loring, David W., Ray, Patty G., Helman, Sandra W., Vazquez, Blanca R., Neveu, Pierre J.

“…Cerebral lateralization may be important in neural control of immune function. Animal studies have demonstrated differential effects of left and right brain…”
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Train Duration Effects on Perception: Sensory Deficit, Neglect, and Cerebral Lateralization by Meador, Kimford J, Ray, Patty G, Day, Larry J, Loring, David W

“…SUMMARYThe mechanisms of conscious perception are uncertain. In a preliminary study, dramatic effects of train duration on perception in a patient with right…”
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GAMMA FREQUENCY COHERENCE AND CONSCIOUS PERCEPTION by Meador, Kimford J., Ray, Patty G.

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Control of lymphocyte trafficking and function by language dominant and nondominant cerebral hemispheres by Helman, Sandra W, Meador, Kimford J, Loring, David W, Ray, Patty G, Vazquez, Blanca R

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Diazepam effects on the P3 event-related potential by Ray, P G, Meador, K J, Loring, D W

“…Cerebral event-related potentials arise from synchronous neural activity associated with cognitive processing. The P3 is a late positive component that is…”
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