Nodular heterotopia and absence seizures: fMRI evidence that they may be connected
Highlights • Two patients were identified with absence seizures (AS). • Subjects had co-existent and peri-ventricular nodular heterotopia (PNH). • EEG fMRI was used to explore the potential association between PNH and AS. • The PNH displayed connectivity to the typical absence network. • This study...
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| description | Highlights • Two patients were identified with absence seizures (AS). • Subjects had co-existent and peri-ventricular nodular heterotopia (PNH). • EEG fMRI was used to explore the potential association between PNH and AS. • The PNH displayed connectivity to the typical absence network. • This study demonstrates that fMRI may be used to understand complex networks. |
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