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I wrote:
> >
> > >From memory:
> > Alpha waves, beta waves, delta waves, and theta waves are all indications
(snip)
> >
Dave Fields replied:
>Um... missed 'em all.
>Definitions:
(very clear explanation deleted)
Thank you, Dave. Obviously my twenty-year-old memories got seriously
scrambled, as I discovered yesterday when I went to the library to look up
this stuff. BTW, I still highly recommend the book _Neurology for the
non-neurologist_ to anyone who has to bone up on this stuff.
@Kat_____ Kat Nagel
MasterWork Consulting Services Rochester, NY
LIFE1 (techwriting/docdesign) katnagel -at- eznet -dot- net
LIFE2 (vocal chamber music) PlaynSong -at- aol -dot- com
