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This session explores the new field of ultra-high-channel electrophysiology and the challenges of the field. The uses permeate across fields including intraoperative mapping and implanted brain-computer interfaces.

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1. Identify various types of ultra-high-density interfaces (intracortical, thin film, depth electrodes, etc).

2. Discuss the potential uses of ultra-high-density interfaces (BCI, diagnostic mapping, therapeutic stimulation, research, etc).

3. Identify a few challenges in this emerging field.

Ahmed Raslan, MD, FAANS; Kelly Collins, MD; Sydney Cash, MD, PhD; Shadi Dayeh, PhD; Daniel Kramer, MD; Ryan Chung; Jan Vesper, MD; Ghassan Makhoul, BA

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Sydney Cash, MD, PhD | Speaker
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Jan Vesper, MD | Oral Abstract Presenter
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Welcome
Ahmed Raslan, MD, FAANS and  Kelly Collins, MD
    
Intra-Cortical High-Density Systems: Uses and Challenges
Sydney Cash, MD, PhD
    
Thin Film Surface High-Density Systems: Uses and Challenges
Shadi Dayeh, PhD
    
BCI Uses of High-Density Interfaces
Daniel Kramer, MD
    
Beta-Power Modulation in the Human Orbitofrontal Cortex During a Go/No-go Arm-Reaching Task
Ryan Chung
    
Real-World Outcomes with Directional Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) Systems: Awake Versus Asleep Lead Placement 
Jan Vesper, MD

Peri-Ictal Functional Networks Increase Suppressive Motifs: An SEEG Study    
Ghassan Makhoul, B.A.

Closing Discussion
Ahmed Raslan, MD, FAANS and  Kelly Collins, MD    

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