Estimation of brain state changes associated with behavior, stimulation and epilepsy.
Estimation of brain state changes associated with behavior, stimulation and epilepsy.
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10.1109/iembs.2009.5334195
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2009
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Pascual-Leone A
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Stamoulis C;Praeg E;Chang BS;Bashir S;Pascual-Leone A
Brain state dynamics vary at different spatio-temporal scales with behavior, stimulation, and disease, and may be unobserved (latent). Using a state-space model framework and subspace identification, we estimated spatio-temporally localized, latent state changes associated with the application of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), to assess the effect of stimulation on brain state dynamics. State appeared to be modulated by behavior in a spatially-specific manner and small-amplitude state fluctuations were temporally locked to stimulus presentations. In addition, during and following TMS, an overall, bilateral and spatially non-specific decrease in brain state was observed. We also estimated brain state changes during seizure evolution (independent of TMS), in focal and generalized seizures, which have very different epileptogenesis and propagation mechanisms, possibly resulting also in distinct spatio-temporal dynamics. Indeed, our preliminary results showed that in focal seizures, temporally localized dynamic state changes occur at least 1 min prior to seizure onset, with a decrease in steady-state followed by an increase which reaches a maximum during the ictal interval. In contrast, no such dynamic pattern was evident in state estimates during generalized seizures.