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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/intraoperative-ele
 ctrical-vs-preoperative-tms-language-mapping-a-linguists-perspective-31/re
 gister">Intraoperative Electrical vs. Preoperative TMS Language Mapping: a
  Linguist’s Perspective</a>\nThis webinar has ended. You can watch the r
 ecorded session here. Welcome to ANT Neuro Educational Webinar Series! Int
 raoperative language mapping with direct electrical stimulation is becomin
 g more and more linguistically informed\, driven by understanding that bra
 in areas differ in their specific functional contributions. In contrast\, 
 task-wise\, preoperative mapping with Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (T
 MS) is still at the beginning of this journey. In this webinar\, the curre
 nt state of affairs in the two domains will be summarized from a linguisti
 c perspective\, and a trajectory for further methodological improvements i
 n the language mapping will be suggested for neurosurgical purposes. The p
 resenter is Dr. Olga Dragoy who is the director of the Center for Language
  and Brain at the National Research University Higher School of Economics 
 (Moscow\, Russia). Her current research interests extend to neurosurgical 
 populations (tumor and epilepsy)\, in which she transfers linguistic and n
 euroscientific advances to immediate clinical practice. As well as develop
 ing linguistically informed and methodologically robust fMRI paradigms for
  preoperative language mapping\, she performs detailed perioperative langu
 age testing and uses voxel-based lesion-symptom mapping to correlate the m
 etrics of a pathological locus/resection cavity with a post-surgery langua
 ge outcome. Olga recently developed a comprehensive Russian intraoperative
  linguistic battery for mapping language with direct electrical stimulatio
 n during awake craniotomies\, which is becoming the golden standard for Ru
 ssian neurosurgery clinics. The registration deadline is 24:00 (CET) on Au
 gust 25th. Looking forward to welcoming you to this webinar! Organization 
 team ANT Neuro Education Department [event ID: 4327] DISCLAIMER- Any medic
 al information is provided as a general information service only\, and is 
 not [...]
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LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:Intraoperative Electrical vs. Preoperative TMS Language Mapping: a 
 Linguist’s Perspective
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/i
 ntraoperative-electrical-vs-preoperative-tms-language-mapping-a-linguists-
 perspective-31/register">Intraoperative Electrical vs. Preoperative TMS La
 nguage Mapping: a Linguist’s Perspective</a>\nThis webinar has ended. Yo
 u can watch the recorded session here. Welcome to ANT Neuro Educational We
 binar Series! Intraoperative language mapping with direct electrical stimu
 lation is becoming more and more linguistically informed\, driven by under
 standing that brain areas differ in their specific functional contribution
 s. In contrast\, task-wise\, preoperative mapping with Transcranial Magnet
 ic Stimulation (TMS) is still at the beginning of this journey. In this we
 binar\, the current state of affairs in the two domains will be summarized
  from a linguistic perspective\, and a trajectory for further methodologic
 al improvements in the language mapping will be suggested for neurosurgica
 l purposes. The presenter is Dr. Olga Dragoy who is the director of the Ce
 nter for Language and Brain at the National Research University Higher Sch
 ool of Economics (Moscow\, Russia). Her current research interests extend 
 to neurosurgical populations (tumor and epilepsy)\, in which she transfers
  linguistic and neuroscientific advances to immediate clinical practice. A
 s well as developing linguistically informed and methodologically robust f
 MRI paradigms for preoperative language mapping\, she performs detailed pe
 rioperative language testing and uses voxel-based lesion-symptom mapping t
 o correlate the metrics of a pathological locus/resection cavity with a po
 st-surgery language outcome. Olga recently developed a comprehensive Russi
 an intraoperative linguistic battery for mapping language with direct elec
 trical stimulation during awake craniotomies\, which is becoming the golde
 n standard for Russian neurosurgery clinics. The registration deadline is 
 24:00 (CET) on August 25th. Looking forward to welcoming you to this webin
 ar! Organization team ANT Neuro Education Department [event ID: 4327] DISC
 LAIMER- Any medical information is provided as a general information servi
 ce only\, and is not [...]
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