Tamir Avigdor

This study investigates how sleep spindles interact with epileptic activity in thalamocortical circuits, finding bidirectional relationships and suggesting spindles stabilize network stability.

This study shows that sleep fragmentation increases local epileptic activity in specific brain regions without affecting broader network propagation.

This study analyzes thalamic interictal events during NREM sleep in patients with focal epilepsy, finding associations between specific thalamic activity patterns and surgical outcomes.

This study uses subcutaneous EEG to track sleep patterns over a year, finding that external factors like season, temperature, and weekends influence sleep duration and timing.

The paper identifies structural and functional alterations in cortical regions associated with epileptic spikes and their connected networks using multimodal MRI and EEG.

This study shows that fast oscillations >40Hz detected with high-density EEG can accurately localize the epileptogenic zone, outperforming conventional EEG methods.