Maxwell B. Merkow

TL;DR: High-frequency activity is measured in subjects undergoing direct brain recordings and found that hippocampal HFA dissociated based on both the stimulus evidence presented and the response choice, indicating that the hippocampus supports both the recollection and familiarity processes.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that prestimulus theta in the hippocampus indexes encoding that supports old‐new recognition memory but not recall, which suggests that human hippocampal prestimuli theta may preferentially participate in the encoding of item information, as opposed to associative information.

TL;DR: In this article, the effects of MTL stimulation on memory performance were studied in five patients undergoing invasive electrocorticographic monitoring during various phases of a memory task (encoding, distractor, recall).

TL;DR: The results suggest that an electrophysiological signal may be causally linked to a specific behavioral condition, and contingent stimulus presentation has the potential to modulate human memory encoding.

TL;DR: Equivalent rates of symptom resolution and reoperation following ID and ED decompression support the ED approach as a first-line surgical option for pediatric CM-1 patients and provide preliminary evidence supporting the generalizability of the CSI and its use in future comparative trials.