Effects of the Biofeedback Training for the Electroencephalographic α-Activity on the Mineral Excretions of Neurosis Patients
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An audio-biofeedback system for enhancement of electroencephalographic α-activities was applied to 9 neurosis patients and 9 normal controls. In both groups, the integrated % α/sec. values in the training sessions were generally increased, and in a case of the former group, the values without biofeedback were also tended to be elevated on repeating the sessions. The fractional excretion % values of some minerals in the patient group were higher, as a whole, than those in the control group, and the values for phosphorus in an above-mentioned neurosis case were reduced being associated with an increase in the integrated % α/sec. values in the absence of biofeedback, suggesting the favorable effects of biofeedback.
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著者
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Hiraoka Atsushi
Department Of Mental Health Kyorin University School Of Health Siences
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Hiraoka Atsushi
Kyorin Univ. Tokyo Jpn
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Shimono Futomi
Central Research Laboratories, Mitsubishi Electric Corporations
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Ohsuga Mieko
Central Research Laboratories, Mitsubishi Electric Corporations
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Miura Isao
Kyorin University School of Hath Sciences
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Shimatani Yumi
Kyorin University School of Health Sciences
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Nobeshima Shin-ya
Okanoue Hospital
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Ohsuga Mieko
Central Research Laboratories Mitsubishi Electric Corporations
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Shimono Futomi
Central Research Laboratories Mitsubishi Electric Corporations
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Hiraoka Atsushi
Department Of Mental Hygienics Kyorin Universuty School Of Health Sciences
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