In this study, six graph theoretical measures were identified as nodal level epileptogenicity in TLE patients using functional connectivity analysis. The aim of this study is to define brain nodes that have significant difference between left and right TLE patients using resting state functional connectivity analysis. Clustering coefficient, degree centrality, betweenness centrality, node neighbor’s degree, closeness centrality, and page rank were calculated as graph theoretical characteristics and multi-dimensional scaling (MDS) was used as a statistical method. Results of the applied method suggested significant nodes for prediction of laterality in TLE patients.
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