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regions where patients strongly differed from controls,   OBJECTIVE To examine the usability of long-range
            mainly in β frequencies, but also for δ and θ power.   temporal correlations (LRTCs) in non-invasive localiza-
            Network connectivity in GGE was heritable in frontal,   tion of the epileptogenic zone (EZ) in refractory parietal
            central, and inferior parietal brain areas and power in   lobe epilepsy (RPLE) patients.
            central, temporo-parietal, and subcortical structures.
            Presence of generalized spike-wave activity during   METHODS We analyzed 10 RPLE patients who had
            recordings and medication were associated with the   presurgical MEG and underwent epilepsy surgery. We
            network patterns, whereas other clinical factors such as   quantified LRTCs with detrended fluctuation analysis
            age at onset, disease duration, or seizure control were   (DFA) at four frequency bands for 200 cortical regions
            not.                                               estimated using individual source models. We correlat-
                                                               ed individually the DFA maps to the distance from the
            CONCLUSION Metrics of brain oscillations are well   resection area and from cortical locations of interictal
            suited to characterize GGE and likely relate to genetic   epileptiform discharges (IEDs). Additionally, three clini-
            factors rather than the active disease or treatment.   cal experts inspected the DFA maps to visually assess
            High power and connectivity levels co-segregated in   the most likely EZ locations.
            patients with GGE and healthy siblings, predominantly
            in the β band, representing an endophenotype of GGE.  RESULTS The DFA maps correlated with the distance
                                                               to resection area in patients with type II focal cortical
            Neurology (2021), Vol. 97, No. 2 (34045271) (5 citations)  dysplasia (FCD) (p<0.05), but not in other etiologies.
                                                               Similarly, the DFA maps correlated with the IED loca-
                                                               tions only in the FCD II patients. Visual analysis of the
            Detrended fluctuation analysis in the presurgical   DFA maps showed high interobserver agreement and
            evaluation of parietal lobe epilepsy patients (2021)  accuracy in FCD patients in assigning the affected
                                                               hemisphere and lobe.
                                          Auno, Sami; Lauronen, Leena; Wilenius, Juha; Peltola,
            Maria; Vanhatalo, Sampsa; Palva, J Matias          CONCLUSIONS Aberrant LRTCs correlate with the
                                                               resection areas and IED locations.
            Epilepsia Helsinki, University of Helsinki and Helsinki Uni-
            versity Hospital, Helsinki, Finland; Department of Clinical   SIGNIFICANCE This methodological pilot study
            Neurophysiology and BABA center, Children's Hospital, HUS   demonstrates the feasibility of approximating cortical
            Medical Imaging Center, University of Helsinki and Helsinki   LRTCs from MEG that may aid in the EZ localization and
            University Hospital (HUH), Helsinki, Finland; Neuroscience   provide new non-invasive insight into the presurgical
            Center, Helsinki Institute of Life Science, University of Helsinki,   evaluation of epilepsy.
            Helsinki, Finland. Electronic address: [email protected];
            Epilepsia Helsinki, University of Helsinki and Helsinki Universi-  Keywords: Detrended fluctuation analysis, Epilepsy sur-
            ty Hospital, Helsinki, Finland; Department of Clinical Neuro-  gery, Long-range temporal correlation, MEG
            physiology and BABA center, Children's Hospital, HUS Medical
            Imaging Center, University of Helsinki and Helsinki University   Clinical neurophysiology: official journal of the
            Hospital (HUH), Helsinki, Finland; BioMag Laboratory, HUS   International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology
            Medical Imaging Center, Helsinki University Hospital(HUH),   (2021), Vol. 132, No. 7 (34030053) (1 citation)
            Helsinki, Finland; Department of Neuroscience and Biomedi-
            cal Engineering, Aalto University, Finland; Centre for Cognitive
            Neuroimaging, Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology,
            University of Glasgow, United Kingdom; Neuroscience Center,
            Helsinki Institute of Life Science, University of Helsinki, Hel-
            sinki, Finland







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