Neural correlates of intentionally induced human emotions may offer alternative imagery strategies to control brain-computer interface (BCI) applications. In this paper, a novel BCI control strategy i.e., imagining fictional or recalling mnemonic sad and happy events, emotion-inducing imagery (EII), is compared to motor imagery (MI) in a study…[Read more]

Future work should therefore account for those factors, which will help reduce variability of rs-EEG findings across studies and may serve as monitoring biomarkers of illness severity in schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders.

The distinction between the schizophrenia spectrum and other types of disorders may be clinically relevant in…[Read more]

BACKGROUND and Importance Epidermoid cysts can rarely arise as a late complication of lumbar puncture. We describe a young man who had a remote history of a lumbar puncture, and who was subsequently found to have a lumbar spinal epidermoid cyst on imaging, after presenting with lower extremity radicular pain. CLINICAL PRESENTATION A 24-year-old…[Read more]

l leads to improved patient outcomes, can overcome community stakeholder concerns, and is sustainable.

Whether high burden of subclinical vascular disease (SVD) is associated with increased premature mortality among middle-aged adults is not adequately understood. The association of midlife SVD burden with premature mortality among middle-aged…[Read more]

The addition of a range of micro- and nano-particles to high-performance concrete has been the focus of recent research. At present, studies are mainly aimed at designing customised mortars, providing them with specific properties for each application. Improving the durability of mortars is one of the main objectives in such research, as a result…[Read more]