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_______________ instrument is used to hold patients head and guide the placement of electrodes.

_______________ instrument is used to hold patients head and guide the placement of electrodes. Correct Answer Stereotaxic

For measurement of potential from specific part of the brain, longer needles are inserted inside the head. The needles are precisely located by means of a map or atlas of the brain. A special instrument called stereotaxic instrument is used to hold the subject’s head and guide the placement of the electrodes.

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