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Abstract #2046

Intracranial EEG information flow is associated with metabolic and structural connectivity in temporal lobe epilepsy

Bingyang Cai1, Shize Jiang2, Hui Huang1, Jiwei Li1, Siyu Yuan1, Ya Cui1, Liang Chen2, and Jie Luo1
1School of Biomedical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China, 2Department of Neurosurgery, Huashan Hospital, Fudan University, Shanghai, China

Synopsis

Keywords: Structural Connectivity, Brain Connectivity, Functional connectivity

Motivation: EEG measured directional information flow, cerebral metabolism and structural connectivity are altered in temporal lobe epilepsy, although their interplay have not been elucidated.

Goal(s): To investigate whether and how structural and metabolic connectivity may separately or jointly affect the directional information flow.

Approach: This study proposed a step-wise analysis to study the correlation between directional information flow measured by SEEG and glucose metabolism measured by FDG PET, and to explore their associations with different structural connectivity.

Results: The inward information flow was negatively correlated with FDG uptake. White matter structural connectivity modulated the relationship between SEEG information flow and metabolism.

Impact: Unraveling the underlying association of white matter connectivity and FDG metabolism with directional information flow strength could offer a comprehensive view of neuronal signal propagation and potentially improve seizure onset localization of focal epilepsy.

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