Application of a novel measure of EEG non-stationarity as 'Shannon- entropy of the peak frequency shifting' for detecting residual abnormalities in concussed individuals.
Application of a novel measure of EEG non-stationarity as 'Shannon- entropy of the peak frequency shifting' for detecting residual abnormalities in concussed individuals.
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10.1016/j.clinph.2010.12.042
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2011-07
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Slobounov S
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Cao C;Slobounov S
The aim of this report was to propose a novel measure of nonstationarity of EEG signals, named Shannon entropy of the peak frequency shifting (SEPFS). The feasibility of this method was documented comparing this measure with traditional time domain assessment of nonstationarity and its application to EEG data sets obtained from student-athletes before and after suffering a single episode of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) with age-matched normal controls. Instead of assessing the power density distribution on the time-frequency plane, like previously proposed measures of signal nonstationarity, this new measure is based on the shift of the dominant frequency of the EEG signal over time. We applied SEPFS measure to assess the properties of EEG nonstationarity in subjects before and shortly after they suffered mTBI. Student–athletes at high risk for mTBI (n = 265) were tested prior to concussive episodes as a baseline. From this subject pool, 30 athletes who suffered from mTBI were re-tested on day 30 post-injury. Additional subjects pool (student-athletes without history of concussion, n=30) were recruited and test-retested within the same 30 day interval. Thirty-two channels EEG signals were acquired in sitting eyes closed condition. The results showed that the SEPFS values significantly decreased in subjects suffering from mTBI. Specifically, reduced EEG nonstationarity was observed in occipital, temporal and central brain areas, indicating the possibility of residual brain dysfunctions in concussed individuals. A similar but less statistically significant trend was observed using traditional time domain analysis of EEG nonstationarity. The proposed measure has at least two merits of interest: (1) it is less affected by the limited resolution of time-frequency representation of the EEG signal; (2) it takes into account the neural characteristics of the EEG signal that have not been considered in previously proposed measures of nonstationarity. This new method may potentially be used as a complementary tool to assess the alteration of brain functions as a result of mTBI.
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