Event-related brain potential

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Lead-induced neurobehavioural deficit has been found to be persistent in several animal species, if exposure occurs during the early stages of brain maturation (Winneke, 1986 Lilienthal et al, 1986). Little evidence exists, however, to show that this holds true for children as well. Follow-up studies provide a means to test this possibility. Few such studies have been performed so far Otto and co-workers, using event-related brain potentials as the endpoint, found some persistence of lead-related alteration upon re-testing of the same children after 2 years (Otto et al, 1982) but not after 5 years (Otto et al (1985). Likewise Schroeder et al (1985) were unable to replicate exposure-related IQ deficit in a 5-year follow-up study. In both studies blood lead (PbB) values had declined during the test-retest interval from markedly... 

Otto, D. (ed.) (1978) Multidisciplinary Perspectives in Event-related Brain Potential Research. EPA-600/9-77-043, (Washington, DC US Government Printing Office)... 

Otto, D. (1987) The relationship of event-related brain potentials and lead absorption a review of current evidence. In Goldwater, L., Wysocki, L. and Voipe, R. (eds). Lead Environmental Health The Current Issues. (Duke University, Durham, NC Division of Occupational Medicine), pp. 151-164... 

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