Added clinical value of the inferior temporal EEG electrode chain

In 1958, the standardized 10-20 EEG electrode positioning system was proposed by Herbert H. Jasper and his co-workers (Jasper, 1958), and in 1999 this has been reported as a guideline of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology (Klem et al. 1999). Distances were measured from prominent skull landmarks (nasion, inion, preauricular points) and evenly distributed electrode positions were determined using 10% and 20% segments of these distances (Klem et al. 1999). Jasper's 10-20 system was developed using cadaver skulls.

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