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As an anesthesiologist working with EEG to monitor anesthesia, thank you for this comment. I wouldn't say you can't do anything significant, it's a bit like li
by bobowzki 7y ago
As an anesthesiologist working with EEG to monitor anesthesia, thank you for this comment.
I wouldn't say you can't do anything significant, it's a bit like listening on a computer with a stethoscope. You can certainly deduce something from fans and psu noise etc, but it's VERY crude.