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Integrating multiparametric MRI with intracranial electrophysiology characterizes thalamic pathology in focal epilepsy

2026-07-29

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The thalamus is increasingly recognized as a key node within epileptogenic networks, yet how recurrent seizure activity shapes its tissue integrity remains poorly understood. Existing evidence has largely relied on individual structural, functional, or electrophysiological modalities, limiting an integrated understanding of thalamic pathology. Here, we combined quantitative sodium, structural, and functional 7 Tes...

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423be4e2-5f12-57b6-a98a-edab59e5a957
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10.64898/2026.07.28.26359146
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