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DESCRIPTION:Un
derstanding Epileptic Activity Propagation Through Multimodal Neuroimaging
\nJoin our webinar! ANT Neuro Educational Webinar Series This webinar
will present recent advances in understanding epileptic activity propagati
on using multimodal neuroimaging. It will cover how EEG\, MEG\, MRI\, and
source imaging can be integrated to reconstruct the spatiotemporal dynamic
s of epileptic discharges and estimate effective brain connectivity. The p
resentation will discuss the clinical value of these approaches in identif
ying epileptogenic networks\, improving presurgical evaluation\, and provi
ding quantitative biomarkers to support diagnosis\, prognosis\, and person
alized treatment in drug-resistant epilepsy. Meet the speaker!Dr. Margheri
ta A.G. Matarrese Assistant Professor in Biomedical Signal Processing Camp
us Bio-Medico University of Rome Dr. Margherita A.G. Matarrese is an Assis
tant Professor in Biomedical Signal Processing at Campus Bio-Medico Univer
sity of Rome. Her research focuses on neuroengineering\, multimodal neuroi
maging\, brain connectivity\, biomedical signal processing\, and computati
onal neuroscience. She received her Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from C
ampus Bio-Medico University of Rome\, developing advanced methods for pedi
atric epilepsy using EEG\, MEG\, MRI\, and source imaging. She has collabo
rated with Boston Children's Hospital\, Cook Children's Health Care System
\, the University of Texas at Arlington\, and Aston University. Her work a
lso spans artificial intelligence\, mathematical modeling\, and network ne
uroscience. We look forward to welcoming you to this informative session.
Disclaimer: Any medical information provided during this webinar is intend
ed solely as a general information service and should not be considered a
substitute for advice from a registered physician or other qualified healt
hcare professional.
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SUMMARY:Understanding Epileptic Activity Propagation Through Multimodal Neu
roimaging
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Understanding Epileptic Activity Propagation Through Multim
odal Neuroimaging\nJoin our webinar! ANT Neuro Educational Webinar Ser
ies This webinar will present recent advances in understanding epileptic a
ctivity propagation using multimodal neuroimaging. It will cover how EEG\,
MEG\, MRI\, and source imaging can be integrated to reconstruct the spati
otemporal dynamics of epileptic discharges and estimate effective brain co
nnectivity. The presentation will discuss the clinical value of these appr
oaches in identifying epileptogenic networks\, improving presurgical evalu
ation\, and providing quantitative biomarkers to support diagnosis\, progn
osis\, and personalized treatment in drug-resistant epilepsy. Meet the spe
aker!Dr. Margherita A.G. Matarrese Assistant Professor in Biomedical Signa
l Processing Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome Dr. Margherita A.G. Mata
rrese is an Assistant Professor in Biomedical Signal Processing at Campus
Bio-Medico University of Rome. Her research focuses on neuroengineering\,
multimodal neuroimaging\, brain connectivity\, biomedical signal processin
g\, and computational neuroscience. She received her Ph.D. in Biomedical E
ngineering from Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome\, developing advanced
methods for pediatric epilepsy using EEG\, MEG\, MRI\, and source imaging
. She has collaborated with Boston Children's Hospital\, Cook Children's H
ealth Care System\, the University of Texas at Arlington\, and Aston Unive
rsity. Her work also spans artificial intelligence\, mathematical modeling
\, and network neuroscience. We look forward to welcoming you to this info
rmative session. Disclaimer: Any medical information provided during this
webinar is intended solely as a general information service and should not
be considered a substitute for advice from a registered physician or othe
r qualified healthcare professional.
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