Detection of after-discharges during intraoperative functional brain mapping in awake brain tumor surgery using a novel high-density circular grid.
Detection of after-discharges during intraoperative functional brain mapping in awake brain tumor surgery using a novel high-density circular grid.
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使用新型高密度圆形网格在清醒脑肿瘤手术的术中功能性脑映射过程中检测后放电。
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10.1016/j.clinph.2019.12.416
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2020
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Quinones-Hinojosa,Alfredo
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Tatum,WilliamO;McKay,JakeH;ReFaey,Karim;Feyissa,AntenehM;Ryan,Dan;Ritaccio,Anthony;Middlebrooks,Erik;Yelvington,Kirsten;Roth,Grayson;Acton,Emily;Grewal,Sanjeet;Chaichana,Kaisorn;Quinones-Hinojosa,Alfredo
ObjectiveTo evaluate intraoperative use of a novel high-density circular grid in detecting after-discharges (AD) on electrocorticography (ECoG) during functional brain mapping (FBM).MethodsFBM during glioma surgery (10/2016 to 5/2019) recorded ADs using a 22-channel circular grid compared to conventional strip electrodes. ADs were analyzed for detection, duration, amplitude, morphology, histology, direction, and clinical signs.ResultsThirty-two patients (mean age 54.2 years; r = 30–75) with glioma (WHO grade II-IV; 20 grade IV) had surgery. ADs during FBM were more likely in patients with wild-type as opposed to IDH-1 mutants (p < 0.0001) using more contacts compared with linear strip electrodes (p = 0.0001). More sensors tended to be involved in ADs detected by the circular grid vs strips (6.61 vs 3.43; p = 0.16) at lower stimulus intensity (3.14 mA vs 4.13 mA; p = 0.09). No difference in the number of cortical stimulations before resection was present (38.9 mA vs 47.9 mA; p = 0.26). ADs longer than 10 seconds were 32.5 seconds (circular grid) vs 58.4 (strips) (p = 0.12).ConclusionsHigh-density circular grids detect ADs in 360 degrees during FBM for glioma resection. Provocation of ADs was more likely in patients with wild-type than IDH-1 mutation.SignificanceCircular grids offer high-resolution ECoG during intraoperative FBM for detection of ADs.