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<strong>EEG</strong> <strong>source</strong> <strong>analysis</strong><br />

Roland Flink<br />

Dept of <strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Neurophysiology</strong><br />

Academic hospital<br />

Uppsala<br />

Sweden<br />

You find this power point presentation at<br />

www.neurofys.uu.se


Dipole<br />

sink<br />

<strong>source</strong>


Dipole<br />

Homogeneous volume conductor


Dipole<br />

Radial dipole with<br />

magnetic field


Dipole<br />

Tangential dipole with<br />

magnetic filed


Multiple Source Analysis<br />

Spherical spline maps


FOCUS <strong>source</strong> montage<br />

Spatiotemporal Multiple Source Analysis, only accepting solutions<br />

continuous over time, increase and decrease smoothly


Sequential dipole fitting strategy (1)<br />

Residual waveforms


Sequential dipole fitting strategy (2)<br />

The inverse problem – iterative calculations<br />

Spike<br />

Residual<br />

Tre-dipol lösning<br />

Dipol 4-6 ej över brusnivå


Sequential dipole fitting strategy (3)


Sequential dipole fitting strategy (4)<br />

Global field power


Sequential dipole fitting strategy (5)


Sequential dipole fitting strategy (6)


Conduction or propagation<br />

Multiple <strong>source</strong><br />

<strong>analysis</strong>


Distributed Source Estimation<br />

LORETA (Low resolution Electromagnetic Tomography)<br />

Estimates the current density of the full brain volume<br />

Select the solutions with the smoothest distribution in space<br />

LORETA suggests a widespread <strong>source</strong> activating neighbouring areas


Interictal spike activity


Frequency Domain Source Localization


Semispherical helmet with 64 probes


Polhemus Digitizer


Polhemus Digitizer<br />

Reference nodes<br />

Reciever stylus<br />

Transmittor of magnetic field


Polhemus Digitizer


EETrak


Markers


MR segmentation


MR segmentation


Three shell realistic head model<br />

Calculating matrix


Dipole location is affected by the<br />

relative conductivity of the bone


Surface recording<br />

R Ave H Ave L Ave<br />

Subdural recording<br />

R Ave H Ave L Ave<br />

1 s<br />

1 s


Dipole location of interictal spike activity<br />

Comparing extrakranial and intracranial recordings


”Moving<br />

dipole” R<br />

L<br />

L<br />

R


Potential field mapping


Potential field mapping and dipoles


Single dipoles in MRI model


Source <strong>analysis</strong> with <strong>EEG</strong><br />

• Anatomic head model<br />

• Multi shell model – relative conductans<br />

• Matematical algorithms – clinical<br />

relevance<br />

• Epilepsy surgery - strategy for<br />

intracranial recording<br />

Ref:<br />

<strong>EEG</strong> Source Modeling, ed J Ebersole, J Clin Neurophysiol,<br />

Vol. 16:3, 1999.


Bilat synchronous interictal activity


Lateralised interictal activity


Equivalent Current Dipole


MUSIC<br />

Multiple Signal Classification


Lateralised interictal activity


Single Dipole <strong>analysis</strong>


MUSIC <strong>analysis</strong><br />

LORETA <strong>analysis</strong>


fMRI Activation in Continuous and<br />

Spike-triggered <strong>EEG</strong>-fMRI Studies<br />

of Epileptic Spikes<br />

A Al-Asmi, C-G Bénar, DW Gross,<br />

Y Agha Khani, F Andermann, B<br />

Pike, F Dubeau and J Gotman<br />

Epilepsia 44(10):1328-1339, 2003


fMRI<br />

• Activation studies<br />

• Deoxyhemoglobinconcentrationen on venous<br />

side<br />

• Distance to active neurons - < 1 cm<br />

• BOLD (blood oxygenation level-dependent)<br />

• Increased signal when seizure activity –<br />

movement artefacts<br />

• Interictal activity – <strong>EEG</strong>-fMRI


Spike triggered <strong>EEG</strong>-fMRI (SfMRI)


Continuous <strong>EEG</strong>-fMRI<br />

(C-fMRI)


Case 10: Cryptogenic epilepsy. MRI normal. <strong>EEG</strong> bilat occipital<br />

spike aktivity


Case 12: Headtrauma. MRI<br />

shows perisylvian atrophy dx,<br />

arachnoidal cyst in middle<br />

fossa


Case 16: Perinatal encephalopathy. MRI shows porencephalic cyst left hemisphere


Case 18: Cortical dysplasia. MRI shows perisylvian polymicrogyria bilat

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