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Every post-upgrade Madison session has functional scans collected in the same direction
Madison TLE Patients
38 pre
29 post
Probably okay
"Resting state fMRI revealed stepwise anomalies as a function of cluster membership"
Unique pairwise correlations were compared in the three clusters using a standard GLM
Seems that if this is the case, that global efficiency should separate Generalized-TLE from HC near 100%?
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