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The Root of Epilepsy Can Be Identified Without Waiting for Seizures

The Root of Epilepsy Can Be Identified Without Waiting for Seizures - Industry Tap

United statesNidhi goyalPsychology of padua universityOceanic sciencesInstitut de neurosciences des systGeneral psychologyPadua universityPost graduate

Altered spreading of neuronal avalanches in temporal lobe epilepsy linked to cognitive performance

New research by the Human Brain Project has found that in the brains of patients with epilepsy, changes in large-scale neuronal activations can be detected in the brain's resting state activity, even when no seizure is ongoing.

Pierpaolo sorrentinoGian marco dumaEmily hendersonPsychology of padua universityHuman brain projectInstitut de neurosciences des systNostra famigliaGeneral psychologyPadua universityMarco duma

Researchers develop new method to calculate the delay of signal propagations in brains of MS patients

Researchers of the Human Brain Project have developed a new methodology to calculate the delay of signal propagations in brains of patients suffering from multiple sclerosis, a chronic inflammatory disease that affects more than 2 million people worldwide.

Pierpaolo sorrentinoEmily hendersonUniversity of campaniaUniversity of naples parthenopeHuman brain projectInstitut de neurosciences des systNaples parthenopeMultiple sclerosisInflammatory disease

New approach for measuring brain activity could help multiple sclerosis patients

New approach for measuring brain activity could help multiple sclerosis patients
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Pierpaolo sorrentinoUniversity of campaniaUniversity of naples parthenopeHuman brain projectInstitut de neurosciences des systNaples parthenope

New Marker of ALS Outcome Identified - Neuroscience News

Using MEG neuroimaging, researchers have identified a new marker that can be used to predict the clinical outcomes for those suffering from ALS.

South australiaUnited statesPeter zekertConsiglio nazionale delle ricerchePierpaolo sorrentinoArianna polverinoUniversity parthenopeMonash universityParthenope university of naplesAmerican academy of neurologyInstitute of diagnosisHuman brainHuman brain projectAmyotrophic lateral sclerosisInstitut de neurosciences des systConsiglio nazionale

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