Cortical surface (ECoG sites)
Gyral recordings for language, motor and seizure mapping.
Intracranial EEG · Electrocorticography and depth electrodes — millimetre-scale human recordings that reveal high-frequency dynamics surgery can see.
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“Anatomy” here is electrode anatomy: grids on gyral surfaces, strips in sulci and depth leads targeting deep nodes like hippocampus or insula.
Signal sources are local field potentials summing synaptic currents — not single spikes unless dedicated microelectrodes are used.
Gyral recordings for language, motor and seizure mapping.
Common SEEG targets for temporal lobe epilepsy and memory tasks.
Deep coverage for seizures and interoceptive paradigms.
High-gamma mapping of movement and somatotopy.
Eloquent-area mapping before resection.
Occasional depth targets for network seizures or DBS planning.
Primary generators of high-gamma task responses.
Propagates seizures and task-related coherence.
Memory encoding dynamics visible on depth leads.
Contribute to rhythms and some seizure networks.
Clinical gateway to surface recordings.
MRI-guided paths through networks of interest.
Causal probe of language and motor sites.
Analytic window for cognitive iEEG studies.
Open atlas neighbours: cortex, hippocampus, insula, thalamus.
Blood-oxygen signals that map task and resting-state networks.
Research 70 📈Millisecond electrical rhythms from scalp and intracranial arrays.
Research 95 💉Molecular imaging of metabolism, receptors and pathology tracers.
Research 79 📡Noninvasive magnetic pulses that briefly perturb cortical circuits.
Research 70 💡Light-gated control of genetically defined neuron populations.
Research 58 🕸️Mapping wiring diagrams from synapse to whole-brain networks.
Research 79 📡Millisecond magnetic fields that map cortical dynamics noninvasively.
Research 83 🧭Water diffusion that reveals white-matter pathways in vivo.
Research 51