A
measurement device is presented for use in an EEG measurement performed in the presence of a
magnetic field. The device comprises a wiring array for connecting an electrodes arrangement to an electroencephalogram (EEG) monitoring device. The wiring array comprises a plurality of sampling lines arranged to form a first group of sampling lines arranged in a spaced-apart substantially parallel relationship extending along a first axis, at least some of said sampling lines being wire bundles of said first group comprising a plurality of first wires for connecting to a corresponding first plurality of electrodes of said
EEG electrodes arrangement; and a second group of sampling lines arranged in a spaced-apart substantially parallel relationship extending along a second axis, intersecting with said first axis, such that said second group of bundles crosses said first group of bundles to form a net structure, at least some of said sampling lines being wire bundles of said second group comprising a plurality of second wires for connecting to a corresponding second plurality of electrodes of said
EEG electrodes' arrangement. The wiring array is configured and operable for transmitting a
signal measured by the respective electrodes to the
EEG monitoring device, enabling generation of
EEG data indicative of the neural
signal profile along tow directions and characterized by reduced motion artifact and / or reduced gradient artifact associated with the presence of the
magnetic field during the EEG measurement.