Decreased basal fMRI functional connectivity in epileptogenic networks and contralateral compensatory mechanisms
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P. Chauvel | F. Bartolomei | V. Laguitton | J. Ranjeva | S. Confort-Gouny | P. Cozzone | M. Guye | G. Bettus | E. Guedj | Florian Joyeux | E. Soulier | Gaelle Bettus
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