Disruption of functional connectivity among subcortical arousal system and cortical networks in temporal lobe epilepsy
Disruption of functional connectivity among subcortical arousal system and cortical networks in temporal lobe epilepsy
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颞叶癫痫皮质下唤醒系统和皮质网络之间功能连接的破坏
DOI:
10.1007/s11682-018-0014-y
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发表时间:
2019-01
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Li Feng
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作者:
Rong Li;Chongyu Hu;Liangcheng Wang;Ding Liu;Dingyang Liu;Wei Liao;Bo Xiao;Huafu Chen;Li Feng
Growingevidencehasdemonstratedwidespreadbrainnetworkalterationsintemporallobeepilepsy(TLE).However,therelatively accurate portrait of the subcortical-cortical relationship for impaired consciousness in TLE remains unclear. We proposed that consciousness-impairingseizuresmayinvadesubcorticalarousalsystemandcorrespondingcorticalregions,resultinginfunctional abnormalitiesandinformationflowdisturbancesbetweensubcorticalandcorticalnetworks.Weperformedresting-statefMRIin26 patients with TLE and 30 matched healthy controls. All included patients were diagnosed with impaired awareness during focal temporal lobe seizures. Functional connectivity density was adopted to determine whether local or distant network alterations occurred in TLE, and Granger causality analysis (GCA) was utilized to assess the direction and magnitude of causal influence among these altered brain networks further. Patients showed increased local functional connectivity in several arousal structures, such as the midbrain, thalamus, and cortical regions including bilateral prefrontal cortex (PFC), left superior temporal pole, left posterior insula, and cerebellum (P<0.05, FDR corrected). GCA analysis revealed that the casual effects among these regions in patients were significantly sparser than those in controls (P<0.05, uncorrected), including decreased excitatory and inhibitory effects among the midbrain, thalamus and PFC, and decreased inhibitory effect from the cerebellum to PFC. These findings suggested that consciousness-impairing seizures in TLE are associated with functional alterations and disruption of information process between the subcortical arousal system and cortical network. Understanding the functional networks and innervation pathway involved in TLE can provide insights into the mechanism underlying seizure-related loss of consciousness.
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