That’s interesting! You are right the resolution (both spatial and temporal) and accurately coregistering (and then with surgery, brain shift) can be among the limiting factors for clinical use. Plus the difficult in getting good signal.
I suspect this has more to do with where they had it done than anything else. There are neurosurgeons who champion it for sure , but not that many. Most places aren’t set up for it at all from what I’ve seen. I'm guessing her procedure wasnt' done awake, was it? This is a very common way to deal with the functional stuff especially near speech or motor.
I suspect this has more to do with where they had it done than anything else. There are neurosurgeons who champion it for sure , but not that many. Most places aren’t set up for it at all from what I’ve seen. I'm guessing her procedure wasnt' done awake, was it? This is a very common way to deal with the functional stuff especially near speech or motor.
Glad to hear she had a good outcome!