Implementation of a Data Analysis Pipeline for intraoperative fMRI

Motivation: Immediate changes in functionality during brain surgery in tumor and epilepsy patients are worth investigating in order to improve prediction of surgical outcomes. Goal(s): We want to implement a preprocessing-pipeline for pre- and post-resection data that allows comparison between both scans and the application of further analysis methods. Approach: We propose a two-step approach, where we first pre-register the anatomical data to MNI-space with consideration of the resection area and then use this data in a second step for preprocessing of fMRI data. Results: The preprocessing gives satisfactory results that enable further analysis of intraoperative fMRI data, such as PICA. Impact: We showed that the difficult case of pre- and post-resection data preprocessing is feasible and allows analysis of intraoperative fMRI data. This enables further investigation of changes in brain functionality during surgery which might lead to improvements in neurosurgery.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/4938
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Motivation: Immediate changes in functionality during brain surgery in tumor and epilepsy patients are worth investigating in order to improve prediction of surgical outcomes. Goal(s): We want to implement a preprocessing-pipeline for pre- and post-resection data that allows comparison between both scans and the application of further analysis methods. Approach: We propose a two-step approach, where we first pre-register the anatomical data to MNI-space with consideration of the resection area and then use this data in a second step for preprocessing of fMRI data. Results: The preprocessing gives satisfactory results that enable further analysis of intraoperative fMRI data, such as PICA. Impact: We showed that the difficult case of pre- and post-resection data preprocessing is feasible and allows analysis of intraoperative fMRI data. This enables further investigation of changes in brain functionality during surgery which might lead to improvements in neurosurgery.

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