Abstract: A method of analyzing EEG and EP data in order to differentiate between ongoing neuro-electric activity of the brain of a subject and evoked neuro-electric activity of the brain of the subject, the analysis being based upon the frequency and the amplitude of deflections from the base line of the EEG and EP data, the method including a. recording by EEG measurement the ongoing neuro-electric activity; b. administering a series of sensory stimuli to the subject; c. recording by EEG and EP measurement neuro-electric activity evoked in response to the stimuli; d. marking the time of occurrence, polarity and amplitude of each of the deflections recorded; e.

Abstract: A method of analyzing EEG and EP data in order to differentiate between ongoing neuro-electric activity of the brain of a subject and evoked neuro-electric activity of the brain of the subject, the analysis being based upon the frequency and the amplitude of deflections from the base line of the EEG and EP data, the method including a. recording by EEG measurement the ongoing neuro-electric activity; b. administering a series of sensory stimuli to the subject; c. recording by EEG and EP measurement neuro-electric activity evoked in response to the stimuli; d. marking the time of occurrence, polarity and amplitude of each of the deflections recorded; e.

Abstract: A head holder for holding the head of a human subject while imparting to it an acceleration. The holder comprises a helmet-like member at least partly surrounding subject's head, which helmet-like member is adapted to be set in motion by drive means and is provided with at least one head-clamping member appliable to selected locations on the subject's head. The head-clamping member is adapted to transfer the accelerating force produced by the drive means to the head. The arrangement being such that an effective component of the accelerating force applied by the head-clamping member to the head via selected locations thereon acts on the skull bone underneath the locations. A method for examining the vestibular system of a human subject is also described.