Functional network dynamics in photosensitive epilepsy depend on stimulation frequency and photoparoxysmal <scp>electroencephalographic</scp> response

Our results provide novel evidence that altered network dynamics in PSE patients are likely a prerequisite for the propagation of the PPR and type-specific responses. PSE is a network effect modulated by anterior and anteroposterior hyperconnectivity, supported by a hyperexcitable visual cortex.

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Epilepsia
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2025-07-05
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https://doi.org/10.1111/epi.18531
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Neural dynamics and brain function
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Abstract

Our results provide novel evidence that altered network dynamics in PSE patients are likely a prerequisite for the propagation of the PPR and type-specific responses. PSE is a network effect modulated by anterior and anteroposterior hyperconnectivity, supported by a hyperexcitable visual cortex.

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University of Zurich (CH), ETH Zurich (CH), Swiss Epilepsy Center (CH)
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