[Eeglablist] Stimulation artifact in EEG recording
Emily McNicol (PGR)
e.mcnicol.1 at research.gla.ac.uk
Mon Jun 24 06:37:36 PDT 2024
Hello,
I am trying to record EEG during simultaneous surface electrical spinal cord stimulation. However, I am getting unexpected artifact in the signal at around 8Hz, 20Hz and 37Hz during stimulation trials.
Stimulation is delivered at a frequency of 30Hz and 10kHz carrier frequency with a DS8R biphasic constant current stimulator. The stimulation cables have been shielded.
I am using active EEG electrodes with ground and reference electrodes on AFz and right earlobe, respectively. EEG was internally filtered with a band-pass filter at 0.01-100Hz and notch filter at 50Hz. A 3rd order Butterworth band-pass filter with cutoff frequencies of 3Hz and 50Hz was used online and a 5th order Butterworth filter with cutoff frequencies of 3Hz and 50Hz was applied offline.
I have attached below PSD plots of C3 and C4 channels during 60s eyes closed with and without stimulation. The peak at ~28Hz is the expected stimulation artifact, any idea where the other peaks come from and how to prevent this artifact during stimulation?
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Many Thanks,
Emily
E L McNicol (she/her)
PhD Researcher | Biomedical Engineering Department
James Watt School of Engineering | University of Glasgow
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