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Intraoperative functional mapping for glioma resection often necessitates awake craniotomies, requiring active patient participation. This procedure presents challenges for both the surgical team and the patient. Thus, minimizing mapping time becomes crucial. Passive mapping utilizing electrocorticography (ECoG) presents a promising approach to reduce intraoperative mapping efforts via direct electrical stimulation. This study aims to identify an efficient mapping protocol for hand movement by optimizing mapping duration and localization accuracy.
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