IN 1934, Adrian and Matthews 1 showed that rhythmic electrical potential changes could be recorded from the occiput in man when the subject's eyes were illuminated by a bright flickering light.

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All records were obtained while the patient was awake and resting, asleep and under standardized conditions of provocation — that is, hyperventilation, photic stimulation and audio stimulation.