There is increased interest in neurostimulation as a treatment for drug-resistant epilepsy.
Two large pivotal trials have recently been completed, one using bilateral anterior thalamic …

Objective The use of music-based neuro-stimulation for treating seizures and interictal
epileptiform discharges (IED)(the so-called “Mozart effect”) remains a controversial issue …

Long-range cortical functional connectivity is often reduced in autism spectrum disorders
(ASD), but the nature of local cortical functional connectivity in ASD has remained elusive …

Neural oscillations are important features in a working central nervous system, facilitating
efficient communication across large networks of neurons. They are implicated in a diverse …

Background Phase-amplitude coupling (PAC) in which the amplitude of a faster field
potential oscillation is coupled to the phase of a slower rhythm, is one of the most well …

Neural oscillations are vital for the functioning of a central nervous system because they
assist in brain communication across a huge network of neurons. Alpha frequency …

Stimulation of human epileptic tissue can induce rhythmic, self-terminating responses on the
EEG or ECoG. These responses play a potentially important role in localising tissue involved …

Excitable cells and cell membranes are often modeled by the simple yet elegant parallel
resistor-capacitor circuit. However, studies have shown that the passive properties of …

Abstract Background Mozart's “Sonata for two pianos”(Köchel listing 448) has proven
effective as music therapy for patients with epilepsy, but little is understood about the …

Background The purpose of this work was to determine in a clinical trial the efficacy of
reducing or preventing seizures in patients with neurological handicaps through sustained …