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Critical dynamics predicts cognitive performance and provides a common framework for heterogeneous mechanisms impacting cognition
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In multiday invasive EEG recordings of 104 persons with epilepsy and extensive cognitive testing, short temporal correlations predicted cognitive impairment, while IEDs, antiseizure medications, and intermittent slow-wave activity directly perturbed critical brain dynamics and cognition. Research was conducted by the authors listed in the <Authors> tag (Paul Manuel Müller, Gadi Miron, Martin Holtkamp, Christian Meisel).
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