Ongoing Projects

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Behavioral Health Outcomes in Pediatric Epilepsy: Findings from the Multisite Surgery Database

Project Lead: Hayley Loblein

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Variability in Post-Operative Neuropsychological Change in a Multisite Pediatric Sample

Project Lead: Madison Berl

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Language Outcomes After Resection of Language-Related CCEPs Identified By SEEG Stimulation Mapping In Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery

Project Lead: Donald Bearden

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Characterizing Referral Practices for NP Testing in Children with Intractable Epilepsy who Undergo Corpos Callosotomy

Project Lead: Marsha Gabrieal

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Examining Differences among Cognitive and Motor Slowing Across Children Referred for Epilepsy Candidacy

Project Lead: Lauren Scimeca

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

The Importance of Executive Functioning for Academic Acheivement among a National Sample of Children with Epilepsy

Project Lead: Brandon Almy

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Latent Cognitive Phenotypes in 791 Pre-Surgical Epilepsy Patients

Project Lead: Erin Kaseda

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Neuropysch Phenotypes in Presurgical Pediatric Epilepsy

Project Lead: Madison Berl

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Latent Wechlser Profiles in Presurgical Pediatric Epilepsy

Project Lead: Madison Berl

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Pediatric Frontal Lobe Epilepsy Fine Motor Skills Are Associated With Executive Dysfunction and ADHD Symptomology

Project Leads: Moshe & Ailion

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Not All NP Tests are Created Equal: Memory Performance Differences in Patients with Pediatric Epilepsy

Project Leads: McLaughlin & Patrick

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Pediatric Neuropysch Outcomes in LITT vs Open Resection

Project Lead: Madison Berl

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Comparisons of Confrontation Naming Measures: Clinical Utility in Pediatric Epilepsy

Project Lead: Kristina Patrick

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Utility of the Cognitive Lateralization Rating Index (CLRI) in Epilepsy: Surgery Decision-Making from a Pediatric Cohort

Project Lead: Hope Reecher

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Clinical Utility of the Lateralization Index in a National Sample of Children With Epilepsy

Project Lead: Jenn Koop

PERC 1/31/25 PERC 1/31/25

Examination of Demographic and Clinical Variables Associated With Lateralization of Cognitive Dysfunction With the Cognitive Lateralization

Project Lead: Sydney Park

Ongoing Projects

Behavioral Health Outcomes in Pediatric Epilepsy: Findings from the Multisite Surgery Database

Variability in Post-Operative Neuropsychological Change in a Multisite Pediatric Sample

Language Outcomes After Resection of Language-Related CCEPs Identified By SEEG Stimulation Mapping In Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery

Characterizing Referral Practices for NP Testing in Children with Intractable Epilepsy who Undergo Corpos Callosotomy

Examining Differences among Cognitive and Motor Slowing Across Children Referred for Epilepsy Candidacy

The Importance of Executive Functioning for Academic Acheivement among a National Sample of Children with Epilepsy

Latent Cognitive Phenotypes in 791 Pre-Surgical Epilepsy Patients

Neuropysch Phenotypes in Presurgical Pediatric Epilepsy

Latent Wechlser Profiles in Presurgical Pediatric Epilepsy

Pediatric Frontal Lobe Epilepsy Fine Motor Skills Are Associated With Executive Dysfunction and ADHD Symptomology

Not All NP Tests are Created Equal: Memory Performance Differences in Patients with Pediatric Epilepsy

Pediatric Neuropysch Outcomes in LITT vs Open Resection

Comparisons of Confrontation Naming Measures: Clinical Utility in Pediatric Epilepsy

Utility of the Cognitive Lateralization Rating Index (CLRI) in Epilepsy: Surgery Decision-Making from a Pediatric Cohort

Clinical Utility of the Lateralization Index in a National Sample of Children With Epilepsy

Examination of Demographic and Clinical Variables Associated With Lateralization of Cognitive Dysfunction With the Cognitive Lateralization

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