The independent component analysis was applied to multichannel transient visual evoked potentials elicited by a high contrast pattern-reversal and motion-onset (motion velocity of 7 and 23 deg/s). Three overlapping independent components with different topographical distribution over the scalp were described. The first component displayed similar timing in response to all three stimuli (40-200 ms) but was a different in shape and scalp projection. This activation component is considered to reflect the stimulus properties. The second component (100-227 ms), related to negativity at about 160 ms, can be referred to visual processing of motion. The last component, attributed to positivity at 230 ms dominates in the fronto-central area and might represent a cognitive process.

Department of Pathophysiology Charles University Faculty of Medicine Hradec Králové Czech Republic

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