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 SM ISO690:2012CHIOSA, Vitalie, GROPPA, Stanislav, GORINCIOI, Nadejda, CIOLAC, Dumitru, MISHINA, Liudmila I., MUNTEANU, Corneliu, VATAMAN, Anatolie. The importance of high-density EEG in the detection of epileptiforminterictal changes and location of the epileptogenic foci. In: 5th European teaching course on neurorehabilitation, Ed. 5, 1-4 iunie 2015, Cluj-Napoca. Cluj-Napoca, Romania: 2015, Ediția 5, p. 27. |
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High-density EEG is a method of electroencephalography recorded by 256 scalp electrodes, evenly covering the whole surface of the head, contributing to more accurate view of electrical source due to higher spatial and temporal resolution. The high spatial resolution combined with magnetic resonance characteristics of brain can provide the accurate information of epileptiform changes on EEG and localization of epileptogenic foci (ESI - Electrical Source Imaging). Several studies have demonstrated the clinical utility of the high-density EEG and ESI in the pre-surgical clinical evaluation of pharmacoresistant epilepsy. Locating spike sites using high-density EEG has proven to be more effective in predicting the seizure onset zone than other methods, including PET, MRI and ictal SPECT. |
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| Cuvinte-cheie high-density EEG, pharmacoresistant epilepsy, nonlesional epilepsy, magnetic resonance imaging, Electrical Source Imaging. |
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