December 6, 2013Open Access

Functional connectivity of hippocampal networks in temporal lobe epilepsy

ZHZulfi HaneefMichael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center ALAgatha LenartowiczUniversity of California, Los Angeles HYHsiang J. YehUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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The observed connectivity changes in TLE indicate dysfunctional networks that underlie widespread brain involvement in TLE. There are identifiable differences in the connectivity of the hippocampi between left and right TLE.

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