The human claustrum tracks slow waves during sleep
Layton A. Lamsam, Brett Gu, Mingli Liang…·Eyiyemisi C. Damisah
The paper records claustrum neurons during human sleep and finds they increase activity and track slow waves during NREM sleep.
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Layton A. Lamsam, Brett Gu, Mingli Liang…·Eyiyemisi C. Damisah
The paper records claustrum neurons during human sleep and finds they increase activity and track slow waves during NREM sleep.
Elaheh Salardini, Aparna Vaddiparti, Avisha Kumar…·Hal Blumenfeld
This study analyzes intracranial EEG power changes in frontal lobe seizures to determine how they relate to impaired consciousness, finding distinct patterns across seizure types.
Qi Yan, Nicolas Gaspard, Hitten P. Zaveri…·Rafeed Alkawadri
The paper introduces the connectivity index (CI) to grade epileptogenicity by analyzing evoked responses to electrical stimulation and finds higher CI in seizure onset zones compared to controls.
Christopher F. A. Benjamin, Isha Dhingra, Alexa X. Li…·Dennis D. Spencer
This study surveys current practices in presurgical language fMRI for epilepsy, finding significant variability in protocols, tasks, analysis methods, and expertise involvement.
Christopher F. A. Benjamin, Alexa X. Li, Hal Blumenfeld…·Lawrence J. Hirsch
This study surveys global epilepsy surgical programs on their use of presurgical language fMRI and reports mixed outcomes in localizing language cortex and predicting post-surgical function.