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Ipsilateral ECoG 3D Reach Study

Description:

The purpose of this study was to explore the ipsilesional electrocorticographic (ECoG) correlates of three dimensional ipsilateral reaching movements in human subjects with cortical lesions over sensorimotor areas. The three subjects were seated in a chair and outfitted with infrared optical markers synchronously recorded with the ECoG data. They made reaches with their ipsilateral arm to touch the tip of a wooden dowel. This dowel was moved in front of the subjects by an experimenter in an attempt to thoroughly probe the 3D space in front of the subjects. When a subject successfully touched the dowel, they returned their hand to a comfortable resting position on their lap.

Summary:

Number of Sessions: 7
Number of Subjects: 3
Type of Subject Groups: Epileptic with cortical lesions
All subjects are considered healthy and normal: No
Number of Channels (min to max): 44-48
Recorded Modalities: ECoG (Neuroscan Synamps and NeuroPort)
Total Size: GB
License Type: CC0

Publications:

Hotson G, Fifer MS, Acharya S, Benz HL, Anderson WS, Thakor NV, Crone NE "Coarse Electrocorticographic Decoding of Ipsilateral Reach in Patients with Brain Lesions," PLOS ONE, 2014 (Accepted)
DOI: NA

Experimenters:

Guy Hotson (Data Analysis)
Matt Fifer (Data Analysis)
Soumyadipta Acharya (Experimental Design)
Heather Benz (Data Analysis)
William S. Anderson (Neurosurgeon)
Nitish Thakor(Co-PI)
Nathan Crone (Co-PI)

Table of Session Information:

Session Subject EEG Sampling Rate (Hz) Notes EEG Recordings Channel Locations Number of Channels Channel Location Type
Lab Id Group Gender YOB Age Hand
1

PY11N006

normal

M

1975

36

right

1000 Coverage: Right frontal-parietal
Seizure Focus: Right frontal oligodendroglioma
Defecit: Left hemiparesis
session/1/Subj1Sess1.mat

session/1/Subject1_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/1/Subject1ChannelMapping.csv

session/1/Subject1MRI.nii.gz

48

2x8 strips

2

PY11N006

normal

M

1975

36

right

1000 Coverage: Right frontal-parietal
Seizure Focus: Right frontal oligodendroglioma
Defecit: Left hemiparesis
session/2/Subj1Sess2.mat

session/2/Subject1_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/2/Subject1ChannelMapping.csv

session/2/Subject1MRI.nii.gz

48

2x8 strips

3

PY11N008

normal

M

1987

24

right

1000 Coverage: Right parietal-occipital
Seizure Focus: Right occipital
Defecit: Left inferior quadrant visual defect
session/3/Subj2Sess1.mat

session/3/Subject2_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/3/Subject2ChannelMapping.csv

session/3/Subject2MRI.nii.gz

44

grid

4

PY11N008

normal

M

1987

24

right

1000 Coverage: Right parietal-occipital
Seizure Focus: Right occipital
Defecit: Left inferior quadrant visual defect
session/4/Subj2Sess2.mat

session/4/Subject2_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/4/Subject2ChannelMapping.csv

session/4/Subject2MRI.nii.gz

44

grid

5

PY11N008

normal

M

1987

24

right

1000 Coverage: Right parietal-occipital
Seizure Focus: Right occipital
Defecit: Left inferior quadrant visual defect
session/5/Subj2Sess3.mat

session/5/Subject2_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/5/Subject2ChannelMapping.csv

session/5/Subject2MRI.nii.gz

44

grid

6

PY12N002

normal

F

1982

30

left

1000 Coverage: Left frontal-parietal
Seizure Focus: Stroke involving posterior limb of left internal capsule
Defecit: Right spastic hemiplegia
session/6/Subj3Sess1.mat

session/6/Subject3_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/6/Subject3ChannelMapping.csv

session/6/Subject3MRI.nii.gz

48

grid

7

PY12N002

normal

F

1982

30

left

1000 Coverage: Left frontal-parietal
Seizure Focus: Stroke involving posterior limb of left internal capsule
Defecit: Right spastic hemiplegia
session/7/Subj3Sess2.mat

session/7/Subject3_Grids_PaperSites.mgrid
session/7/Subject3ChannelMapping.csv

session/7/Subject3MRI.nii.gz

48

grid

Study Paradigm and Context

Description Tag
During this experiment, subjects sit in a chair and perform reaches to a target presented in front of them. Context/Sitting, Context/Reaching

Contact:

For data results or more information regarding this study contact: Guy Hotson
email: [use LASTNAME from above][use FIRSTNAME from above]@gmail.com
phone: six five oh, two six nine, two one six five

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All subjects gave informed consent and the study was conducted under a protocol approved by the Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board (IRB).