Network alterations in temporal lobe epilepsy during non-rapid eye movement sleep and wakefulness
I Rigoni,
BJ Vorderwülbecke,
M Carboni
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveInvestigate sleep and temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) effects on EEG-derived brain networks.MethodsHigh-density EEG was recorded during non-REM sleep (N2) and wakefulness in 23 patients and healthy controls (HC). Epochs without epileptic discharges were source-reconstructed in 72 brain regions and connectivity was estimated. Network integration (Efficiency, E) and segregation (Clustering Coefficient, CC) at global and hemispheric level (GE, avgCC, HE, HCC) were calculated. These were compared between gro… Show more
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