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Instruction/G5: Unit 15 - Cortical & Subcortical Motor Mapping
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G5: Unit 15 - Cortical & Subcortical Motor Mapping

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Contents

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Lectures

12.1 Lecture 1: Mapping of the Motor Cortex. Faisal Jahangiri
12.2 Lecture 2: Mapping of the Motor Cortex Penfield vs Taniguchi
12.3 Lecture 3: EEG & ECoG in the Operating Room

Reference material

Cortical Motor mapping
12.4 Video 1: Awake Brain Surgery
12.5 Video 2: National Geographic Live! - Mapping the Brain | Nat Geo Live
12.6 Video 3: Brain mapping by direct cortical stimulation
12.7 Handout 1. Mapping of the Motor Cortex
12.8 Handout 2: Mapping of the Motor Cortex: Penfield vs Taniguchi
12.9 Seidal L & Raabe A (2020) Chapter 9. Cortical and subcortical brain mapping
12.10 Giampiccoloe et al (2020) Chapter 20. Surgery of brain tumors asleep
12.11 Szelenyi A & Neuloh G. Chapter 21 (2020). Surgery & Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring for Aneurysm Clipping.pdf
12.12 Subcortical mapping probe.jpg
12.13 Subcortical mapping Stim Parameters. Cadwell Classic
12.14 Subcortical mapping Stim Parameters. Surgical Studio
12.15 Subcortical mapping Stim. Surgical Studio

eJournal

Please select ONE posted article from (12.16-12.23) related to the topic/theme, review it for us, and provide a summary. The summary can be shared either as a word document (500 or fewer words), PDF, audio or video recording, or PowerPoint presentation (less than ten slides). The summary should include three things you like about the article (pros) and three things you did not like about the paper (cons).
 
 The summary has to be shared on the slack eJournal channel for grading. Your score/points on the assignment will not be shared publically.
 
 The goal of the is assignment is to highlight:
 
 - critical analysis of a published evidence
 - new or old development in the field, to see how we have evolved
 - gain experience at peer-reviewing
 
 A short course on peer review is available at Publons Academy that is free to take for anyone. You will also get added to a list of available peer reviewers when you sign up to accept the course so that the journals can look for you and send you a request for peer review.
12.16 Jahangiri FR et al (2011). Limiting the Current Density During Localization of the Primary Motor Cortex by Using a TangentialRadial Cortical Somatosensory Evoked Potentials Model, Direct Electrical Cortical Stimulation, and Electrocorticography
12.17 Jahangiri FR et al. (2020). Mapping of the Motor Cortex
12.18 Raabe at al (2014) Continuous dynamic mapping of the corticospinal tract during surgery of motor eloquent brain tumors: evaluation of a new method
12.19 Jahangiri et al (2022). Motor Mapping of the Brain: Taniguchi Versus Penfield Method
12.20 Han et al (2018). Subcortical stimulation mapping of descending motor pathways for perirolandic gliomas_ assessment of morbidity and functional outcome in 702 cases. [Journal of Neurosurgery]
12.21 Szelenyi A et al (2011). Intraoperative subcortical electrical stimulation A comparison of two methods
12.22 Taniguchi et al (1993). Modification of cortical stim for MEP under general anesthesia
12.23 Suess O et al (2006). Intraoperative electrocortical stimulation of Brodman area 4

Infographics

Infographic: 


Each unit will have the required submission of an infographic related to the week's topic. The first three submissions will receive 5% bonus points.

Please submit a ONE-page infographic on any one topic from this week's presentation and readings. The assignment must be shared on the slack 'infographics' channel for grading. Your score/points on the assignment will not be shared publically.

The infographics can be created on word, PowerPoint, PDF, jpg, or websites such as canva or genially.





12.24 Infographics

Quiz

12.25 Quiz