The Role of Resting State Networks in Focal Neocortical Seizures

S Kathleen Bandt, David T Bundy, Ammar H Hawasli, Kareem W Ayoub, Mohit Sharma, Carl D Hacker, Mrinal Pahwa and Eric C Leuthardt

PLOS ONE, 2014, vol. 9, issue 9, 1-10

Abstract: Objective: The role of resting state functional networks in epilepsy is incompletely understood. While some pathologic diagnoses have been shown to have maintained but altered resting state connectivity, others have implicated resting state connectivity in disease progression. However little is known about how these resting state networks influence the behavior of a focal neocortical seizure. Methods: Using data taken from invasively monitored patients with intractable focal neocortical epilepsy, we evaluated network connectivity (as determined by oscillatory covariance of the slow cortical potential (

Date: 2014
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