Using EEG to identify attention disorders
Attention disorders are prevalent in 5% of the total population and are commonly diagnosed on the basis of a patient’s clinical history and an examination… Read more »
Dr Frank Duffy is a physician, child neurologist, clinical electroencephalographer and neurophysiologist at the Department of Neurology, Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
His current research interests are in neuro-developmental disorders and epilepsy including the development and utilization of specialized analytic techniques to support related investigations.
Dr Duffy’s undergraduate degrees are in electrical engineering and mathematics.
His current research interests are in neuro-developmental disorders and epilepsy including the development and utilization of specialized analytic techniques to support related investigations.
Dr Duffy’s undergraduate degrees are in electrical engineering and mathematics.
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- Using EEG to identify attention disorders - 9th March 2017