Spinal cord infarctions in children are rare and early magnetic resonance imaging studies are often negative. A high clinical suspicion must be maintained to identify stroke and initiate workup for underlying etiology to suggest appropriate treatment. We present two cases of spinal cord infarction without major preceding trauma.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: To clinically validate the connectivity-based magnetoencephalography (MEG) analyses to identify seizure onset zone (SOZ) with comparing to equivalent current dipole (ECD).
Methods: The ECD cluster was quantitatively analyzed by calculating the centroid of the cluster and maximum distance (the largest distance between all dipoles). The "primary hub" was determined by the highest eigencentrality.