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Presurgical FMRI and DTI in epilepsy patients
Functional MRI, diffusion tensor imaging, and tractography support presurgical assessment in epilepsy.
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Description
Motor, sensory, language, and memory fMRI are examined through their indications, paradigms, and common challenges in patients with epilepsy. EEG-fMRI, diffusion tensor imaging, tractography, and the influence of functional and structural mapping on surgical planning and outcomes are also considered.
Learning Objectives
- Select appropriate fMRI indications and paradigms for presurgical epilepsy assessment.
- Interpret motor, language, and memory activation patterns while recognising common limitations.
- Explain how DTI and tractography support surgical planning and risk assessment.
- Describe the potential and practical limitations of EEG-fMRI in epilepsy evaluation.
Topics Covered
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00:00 - Introduction and Learning Objectives
01:13 - Epilepsy Surgery and Quality of Life
02:13 - fMRI Indications in Epilepsy
03:19 - Motor Sensory fMRI and Case Studies
05:49 - Congenital Malformation in Epilepsy
09:01 - Language fMRI: Indications and Tests
13:18 - Common Language Paradigms in fMRI
17:01 - Clinical Practice and Language Localization
23:07 - Challenges in Language fMRI for Epilepsy
24:52 - Accuracy and Evidence of fMRI in Epilepsy
26:22 - Memory fMRI and Its Clinical Implications
31:09 - Understanding fMRI Patterns in Epilepsy
33:24 - EEG-fMRI and Its Challenges
37:47 - Clinical Application of DTI and Tractography
39:34 - Impact of DTI on Surgical Outcomes
42:08 - Conclusion and Research Directions
45:02 - Case Studies and Practical Insights
Lecturers

Nuria BargallóM.D. Ph.D.
Barcelona, Spain
Consultant in Neuroradiology, Telemedicine Clinic, Barcelona
Chief of Neuroradiology, Alomar medical center
Coordinator of the Magnetic Resonance core facility of IDIBAPS
Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain
Honorary consultant in National Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery, London
Senior Consultant in Neuroradiology of the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona focused on advanced image techniques applied to neurological diseases, mainly epilepsy, inflammatory and neurodegenerative diseases. Dr Bargallo has published more than 230 indexed articles and participated in more than 15 competitive national or international projects the last 10 years. She is currently the coordinator of the Magnetic Resonance core facility of IDIBAPS giving support to the research groups of this institution and the Hospital Clínic in studies involving advanced Magnetic Resonance images.

