Optimization of patient-specific stereo-EEG recording sensitivity.
Optimization of patient-specific stereo-EEG recording sensitivity.
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DOI:
10.1093/braincomms/fcad304
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发表时间:
2023
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4.8
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Stereo-EEG is a minimally invasive technique used to localize the origin of epileptic activity (the epileptogenic zone) in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. However, current stereo-EEG trajectory planning methods are agnostic to the spatial recording sensitivity of implanted electrodes. In this study, we used image-based patient-specific computational models to design optimized stereo-EEG electrode configurations. Patient-specific optimized electrode configurations exhibited substantially higher recording sensitivity than clinically implanted configurations, and this may lead to a more accurate delineation of the epileptogenic zone. The optimized configurations also achieved equally good or better recording sensitivity with fewer electrodes compared with clinically implanted configurations, and this may reduce the risk for complications, including intracranial haemorrhage. This approach improves localization of the epileptogenic zone by transforming the clinical use of stereo-EEG from a discrete ad hoc sampling to an intelligent mapping of the regions of interest. Dessert et al. provide the first method for optimized stereo-EEG planning that considers spatial recording sensitivity based on patient-specific biophysical modelling. Optimized electrode configurations may improve both the safety and the efficacy of epileptogenic zone localization compared with manual planning.