Language laterality indices in epilepsy patients: A comparative analysis of four pipelines
Andrea Ellsay, Karla Batista Garcia-Ramo, Lysa Boisse Lomax, Garima Shukla, Donald Brien, Ada Mullett, Madeline Hopkins, Ron Levy, Gavin Winston · FENS Forum 2024
Aims: Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) processing may vary depending on the pre-processing steps, analysis strategy, thresholding and, therefore, the software itself. Pre-processing has been optimized in the pipeline fMRIPrep; however, the pipeline does not have a clinician-friendly interface and requires additional analysis steps to be performed elsewhere. We compare the results of language lateralization from fMRI when processed start-to-finish using two different popular open-source software packages, SPM12 and FSL or when preprocessed with fMRIPrep.Methods: Patients with epilep
ePoster · Neuroscience