Surgical neurology · 1996
Magnetoencephalographic features in neurocysticercosis.
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Morioka T, Yamamoto T, Nishio S, Takeshita I, Imamoto N, Fukui M
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Magnetoencephalography (MEG) is a method of determining the brain activity noninvasively be detecting the magnetic fields associated with neuronal electrical activities.
METHODS: By using 37-channel DC-superconducting quantum interference devices, MEG activity was recorded in a patient with neurocysticerosis, who had a long-term history of epilepsy.
RESULTS: MEG clearly demonstrated accumulation of current dipoles originating from high-frequency waves around the cysticercal cyst, while scalp electroencephalogram failed to reveal paroxysmal discharge. Intraoperative electrocorticography revealed multiple spike activities around the lesion, consistent with MEG findings.
CONCLUSIONS: We discussed the application of MEG to the patients with neurocysticercosis in estimating epileptogenic sources.
METHODS: By using 37-channel DC-superconducting quantum interference devices, MEG activity was recorded in a patient with neurocysticerosis, who had a long-term history of epilepsy.
RESULTS: MEG clearly demonstrated accumulation of current dipoles originating from high-frequency waves around the cysticercal cyst, while scalp electroencephalogram failed to reveal paroxysmal discharge. Intraoperative electrocorticography revealed multiple spike activities around the lesion, consistent with MEG findings.
CONCLUSIONS: We discussed the application of MEG to the patients with neurocysticercosis in estimating epileptogenic sources.