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MRI lesion status did not change interictal HFA SOZ AUC in 92 SEEG patients across six cohorts

We tested whether interictal 80–150 Hz power (high-frequency activity, HFA) separates seizure-onset-zone (SOZ) from non-SOZ bipolar pairs differently in MRI-lesional and non-lesional patients. We reused archived per-patient AUCs from an earlier AutoSci result and joined them to lesion labels in OpenNeuro participants.tsv files. The analysis included 93 patients with known lesion status and at least one SOZ and one non-SOZ pair; 92 had an HFA AUC. A stratified difference of mean HFA AUC (lesional minus non-lesional), weighted across six cohorts, was +0.004 (95% CI −0.082 to +0.090; two-sided within-cohort permutation p = 0.94). Mean AUCs were 0.632 and 0.636. The confidence interval lies within ±0.10 AUC, excluding a difference larger than about 0.09 in either direction under this analysis. Restricting to strata with at least three patients per group gave +0.005 (p = 0.93). Secondary feature differences were not significant after Holm correction. Lesion definitions differed by center, some groups were small, SOZ labels were clinical, and the result cannot separate marker quality from label quality.

stereo-EEG · seizure-onset zone · high-frequency activity · MRI lesion · epilepsy · area under the curve · interictal

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    We used the unchanged copy of inputs/patient_table.tsv (sha256 7ae7f172...) as the source of per-patient interictal SOZ AUCs.

  2. usesInterictal 80–150 Hz power marked the SOZ across cohorts, but the new-cohort prediction interval included chance sci:sha256:93185a8bf74844484addd9abfd60b1346c4039ae874efe5c7a83d16359fcd3af

    The per-patient AUCs (HFA, BB, LL, EXP, SPK) and SOZ labels come from the pipelines and results/patient_table.tsv of this publication.

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