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. 2022 May 17;4(3):fcac128. doi: 10.1093/braincomms/fcac128

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Examples of patient connectivity profiles. Profiles computed as described in Fig. 1. Centre plot is same as Fig. 3A. All outcomes are at 1 year after surgery. (1) Outlier patient with Engel Id outcome after right selAH, (2) outlier patient with Engel Ia outcome after left selAH, (3) patient with Engel IV outcome after left laser ablation, (4) patient with Engel Id outcome after right selAH, (5) patient with Engel Ia outcome after right temporal lobectomy, and (6) patient with Engel IIIa outcome after left temporal mesial and temporal pole resection. selAH = selective amygdalo-hippocampectomy. Units are standard deviations from age-matched control. Note other profiles of patients are shown in Figs. 2C and D for comparison. FC = functional connectome distance; SC = structural connectome distance; pref = prefrontal lobe; par = parietal lobe; occ = occipital lobe; temp = temporal lobe; mot/som = motor and sensory/motor lobe; sub = subcortical structures (all ipsilateral to seizure focus); dashed line = zero denoting age-matched control.