The Child's Brain [SEP] material used
The Child's Brain
The Child's Brain (Italian: "Il cervello del bambino") is oil on canvas painting by the Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico. The painting was completed in 1914 in Italy. It is an example of the Metaphysical art style. The painting measures 81.5 by 65 centimeters and is now housed at Moderna museet, Stockholm. The subject of "The Child’s Brain" is a nude young man, seen from the waist up, who is standing in back of a table with his eyes
nerve. Examples of SEP usage include:
- SSEP can be used to locate lesions such as peripheral nerve or spinal chord.
- VEP and BAEP can supplment neuroimaging as part of workups to diagnose diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
- Short latency EPs such as SSEP, VEP, and BAEP can be used to indicate prognosis for traumatic and anoxic brain injury. Early after anoxic brain injury, no response indicates mortality accurately. In traumatic brain injury, abnormal responses indicates failure to recover from coma. In both types