Kress G
Brain Res Bull. 1976 May-Jun;1(3):337-9. doi: 10.1016/0361-9230(76)90105-2.
Previous research on the visual evoked brain response (VEBR) recorded from the occipital scalp indicates that this response shows a high degree of stimulus control. An evoked brain response can also be elicited simultaneously from the vertex response is affected to the same degree by several different aspects of visual stimuli as is the corresponding occipital response. The VEBR was recorded from the vertex of 3 human subjects as a function of changes in stimulus size and intensity. The results showed that the amplitude of the first major positive component of the VEBR was not reliably related to the stimulus parameters. It was concluded that the VEBR recorded at the vertex probably has its source in a distinct cortical generator which is not specifically related to the parameters of visual stimulation.
先前对从枕部头皮记录的视觉诱发电位（VEBR）的研究表明，这种反应表现出高度的刺激控制。同时，从头顶也可以引出诱发电位，该反应受视觉刺激的几个不同方面的影响程度与相应的枕部反应相同。记录了3名人类受试者头顶的VEBR随刺激大小和强度变化的情况。结果表明，VEBR第一个主要正向成分的幅度与刺激参数没有可靠的关联。得出的结论是，在头顶记录的VEBR可能源于一个独特的皮质发生器，该发生器与视觉刺激参数没有特定关系。
