Electroencephalography researcher
Clinical neurophysiology · Self-regulation · Biofeedback
Electroencephalography and Local Pathological Brain Processes. Atlas.
This book is dedicated to my father, Professor D. G. Shmelkin, Doctor of Science.
Regina Shmelkina
About Regina Shmelkina
Regina Shmelkina is a clinical neurophysiologist and Doctor of Science from Ukraine and a teacher from the former USSR. She has more than twenty years of experience in clinical EEG diagnostics, research and teaching. She has been a member of ACNS.
She has published articles in professional journals including “Neurology and Physiology,” “Human Physiology,” and “Sports Psychology” in the former Soviet Union.
She continued her research in the U.S. and published two monographs on space-occupying processes and EEG reactivity. Her articles appeared in “Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback,” Volume 23, Number 2 (June 1998) and Volume 24, Number 2 (June 1999).
Her research covers electroencephalography and fields related to clinical neurology, including self-regulation and biofeedback.
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Contributors to EEG
Alongside brain assessment methods such as MRI and PET, electroencephalography (EEG) remains relevant in cases of space-occupying lesions. In the opinion of a number of experts in the field, EEG can provide a fuller and clearer picture of brain function.
Regina Shmelkina also aims to contribute to research in this field.