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High-density electroencephalographic source imaging (HD-ESI) has emerged as a useful tool for pre-surgical epilepsy workup. However, it is not routinely used in clinical evaluations due to several factors, one of which is the challenge associated with creating anatomically accurate head models. Reasonable solutions now exist and the present study aims to evaluate the use of these highly resolved individual head models in pre-surgical epilepsy evaluation.
Pubmed ID: 29843085
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A software application which computes images of electric neuronal activity from EEG and MEG. Standard Low Resolution Brain Electromagnetic Tomography, or sLORETA, localizes “test point sources” exactly (under ideal conditions) when estimating electric neuronal generators. This property can be generalized to any source distribution, based on the principles of linearity and superposition. However, it would be noted that sLORETA has very low spatial resolution.
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