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visual-evoked potential

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visual-evoked potential (VEP),
an evoked potential elicited by a repeatedly flashing light or a pattern stimulus. It may be used to confirm optic nerve or visual pathway damage.


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Spinelli and Mecacci (1990) provided information linking hemispheric asymmetry and pattern reversal visual-evoked potentials.
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Butler and Engel (1969) reported the first success in noting correlations between the neonatal visual-evoked potential latencies and later measures related to intelligence.
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