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Abstract #5145

The Significance of fMRI in Surgical Planning for Tumour Resection and Epilepsy Surgery: Optimal Language Paradigms for Language Area Mapping

Shiami Luchow1
1Hunter Medical Research Institute, New Lambton Heights, Australia

Synopsis

Motivation: The Significance of fMRI in Surgical Planning for Tumour Resection and Epilepsy Surgery: Optimal Language Paradigms for Language Area Mapping

Goal(s): This paper explores the importance of fMRI in surgical planning and the most effective language paradigms for language area mapping.

Approach: fMRI allows neurosurgeons to pinpoint critical brain regions responsible for language, motor function, and sensory perception. This information is pivotal in minimizing postoperative neurological deficits

Results: For epilepsy surgery, it aids in delineating the epileptogenic zone as data clearly shows increase in seizure freedom with detailed imaging identifying the true extent of the lesion.

Impact: Resource for radiographers on how to perform a fMRI examination, sequence parameters and corresponding language paradigms.

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