[HTML][HTML] Epileptic-network-based prediction and control of seizures in humans
Epilepsy is now conceptualized as a network disease. The epileptic brain network
comprises structurally and functionally connected cortical and subcortical brain regions …
comprises structurally and functionally connected cortical and subcortical brain regions …
Functional imaging of seizures and epilepsy: evolution from zones to networks
H Laufs - Current opinion in neurology, 2012 - journals.lww.com
The appreciation of epileptic processes at the network level will foster the development of
both anticonvulsive as well as true antiepileptic treatment strategies locally modulating hub …
both anticonvulsive as well as true antiepileptic treatment strategies locally modulating hub …
The role of stress as a trigger for epileptic seizures: a narrative review of evidence from human and animal studies
Stress is one of the most frequently self‐identified seizure triggers in patients with epilepsy;
however, most previous publications on stress and epilepsy have focused on the role of …
however, most previous publications on stress and epilepsy have focused on the role of …
[HTML][HTML] Galvanic skin response (GSR)/electrodermal/skin conductance biofeedback on epilepsy: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Objectives: Dynamic changes in psychophysiological arousal are directly expressed in the
sympathetic innervation of the skin. This activity can be measured as tonic and phasic …
sympathetic innervation of the skin. This activity can be measured as tonic and phasic …
[HTML][HTML] Experiencing your brain: neurofeedback as a new bridge between neuroscience and phenomenology
J Bagdasaryan, MLV Quyen - Frontiers in human neuroscience, 2013 - frontiersin.org
Neurophenomenology is a scientific research program aimed to combine neuroscience with
phenomenology in order to study human experience. Nevertheless, despite several explicit …
phenomenology in order to study human experience. Nevertheless, despite several explicit …
Cognitive and behavioral interventions in epilepsy
BA Leeman-Markowski, SC Schachter - Current neurology and …, 2017 - Springer
Abstract Purpose of Review Cognitive and behavioral treatments for epilepsy offer several
advantages, as they are relatively low cost, are non-invasive, lack serious side effects, and …
advantages, as they are relatively low cost, are non-invasive, lack serious side effects, and …
Sweating on the palm and sole: physiological and clinical relevance
M Asahina, A Poudel, S Hirano - Clinical Autonomic Research, 2015 - Springer
In mammals, sweating is a multifunctional response that aids in locomotion, thermal
regulation, self-protection, and communication of psychological state. Humans possess …
regulation, self-protection, and communication of psychological state. Humans possess …
Non-pharmacological treatments for pediatric refractory epilepsies
E Rotondo, A Riva, A Graziosi… - Expert Review of …, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT Introduction Antiseizure medications (ASMs) are the primary treatment option for
epilepsies of wide etiologies, however, about 10–20% of children do not gain sustained …
epilepsies of wide etiologies, however, about 10–20% of children do not gain sustained …
EEG signal processing: Theory and applications
NV Thakor, DL Sherman - Neural engineering, 2012 - Springer
The electroencephalogram (EEG) is a dynamic noninvasive and relatively inexpensive
technique used to monitor the state of the brain. The International Federation of Clinical …
technique used to monitor the state of the brain. The International Federation of Clinical …
[HTML][HTML] EEG biofeedback improves attentional bias in high trait anxiety individuals
S Wang, Y Zhao, S Chen, G Lin, P Sun, T Wang - BMC neuroscience, 2013 - Springer
Background Emotion-related attentional bias is implicated in the aetiology and maintenance
of anxiety disorders. Electroencephalogram (EEG) biofeedback can obviously improve the …
of anxiety disorders. Electroencephalogram (EEG) biofeedback can obviously improve the …