This workshop (2X2 hours) on Quantitative SEEG Analyses in Epilepsy is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of advanced analytical techniques for interpreting intracerebral EEG data using the open source toolbox Brainstorm.

The workshop will include hands-on sessions with real iEEG datasets, highlighting how quantitative approaches can enhance the identification of epileptic networks, optimize diagnosis, and inform treatment strategies. By attending, participants will gain practical experience and a deeper appreciation of the potential of quantitative EEG to advance precision medicine in epilepsy.

• The workshop will be guided by Takfarinas Medani, (PhD) and Anne Sophie Dubarry (PhD). Participants will use Brainstorm for their analyses on their own laptop. iEEG datasets will be provided.
• Specific instructions and preparatory documents will be sent to each participants about 1 week before the worshop.
• The workshop will be complemented by the two dedicated lectures and the great debate that will follow.

Check the detailed program on Brainstorm’s webpage.

Join us for a hands-on workshop (2×2 hours) on High Frequency Oscillations (HFO) in epilepsy, designed for clinicians, researchers and students working in the field of epilepsy.

This workshop will cover the basics of HFO detection (ripples and fast-ripples, combined or not with epileptic spikes), analysis and interpretation, emphasising their role as biomarkers of the epileptogenic zone. There will be an opportunity to process signal acquired on both micro- and macro-elecrodes. Participants will gain practical skills for HFO identification in intracranial EEG, with guided sessions.

By attending, you’ll improve your understanding of how HFO may improve diagnostic accuracy and learn how to use HFO in research protocols.

• The workshop will be guided by Jonathan Curot (MD, PhD) and Emmanuel Barbeau (PhD), with support from their lovely students. Participants will use the Halyzia® software for their analyses on their own laptop. iEEG datasets will be provided in advance and participants will have an opportunity to run analyses on their iEEG dataset if they wish (accepted formats: .trc, .edf, .med, .ns5, .ncs).
• Specific instructions and preparatory documents will be sent to each participants about 1 week before the workshop.
• The workshop will be complemented by the two dedicated lectures and the great debate that will follow.

Check the detailed program on the dedicated webpage.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise, network, chat with other participants and have a good time!