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Intraoperative optical imaging of epileptiform and functional activity
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Intraoperative optical imaging of epileptiform and functional activity
Neurosurg Clin N Am.
1997 Jul.
Abstract
Although intraoperative optical imaging is still a research tool, optical imaging has the potential to establish itself as an intraoperative tool in the future, and may be able to be used for studies into language dominance, memory, and higher cognitive functions.
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