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Disruption of functional gradients in genetic generalized epilepsy and its clinical relevance: evidence from high-density EEG

2025-09-12

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Genetic Generalized Epilepsy (GGE) represents around 20% of adult epilepsies and involves widespread network dysfunction across both hemispheres. While abnormalities across functional networks are well-documented, the hierarchical organization of these networks in GGE remains unknown. Our goal was to investigate whether GGE alters this hierarchy estimated using gradient analysis based on EEG-informed connectome. W...

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72c6a837-100b-5860-b74b-397f133011b2
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10.1101/2025.09.09.25335308
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