Publication: Scalp high-frequency oscillation spatial distribution is consistent over consecutive nights, while rates vary with antiseizure medication changes
Scalp high-frequency oscillation spatial distribution is consistent over consecutive nights, while rates vary with antiseizure medication changes
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Karatza, P., Cserpan, D., Moser, K., Lo Biundo, S. P., Sarnthein, J., & Ramantani, G. (2025). Scalp high-frequency oscillation spatial distribution is consistent over consecutive nights, while rates vary with antiseizure medication changes. Epilepsia, 66, 1250–1259. https://doi.org/10.1111/epi.18250
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This study aimed to investigate two key aspects of scalp high-frequency oscillations (HFOs) in pediatric focal lesional epilepsy: (1) the stability of scalp HFO spatial distribution across consecutive nights, and (2) the variation in scalp HFO rates in response to changes in antiseizure medication (ASM).
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We analyzed 81 whole-night scalp electroencephalography (EEG) recordings from 20 children with focal lesional epilepsy. We used a previously validated automated HFO detector to assess scalp HFO rates (80-250 Hz) d
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Karatza, P., Cserpan, D., Moser, K., Lo Biundo, S. P., Sarnthein, J., & Ramantani, G. (2025). Scalp high-frequency oscillation spatial distribution is consistent over consecutive nights, while rates vary with antiseizure medication changes. Epilepsia, 66, 1250–1259. https://doi.org/10.1111/epi.18250
