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www.comascience.org Aurore THIBAUT, PhD Coma Science Group, GIGA Research, Cyclotron Research Centre & Neurology Department University & University Hospital of Liège EAN, Berlin, June 20 th , 2015 Brain plasticity after implanted drop foot stimulator in chronic stroke

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Aurore THIBAUT, PhD Coma Science Group, GIGA Research, Cyclotron Research Centre & Neurology Department University & University Hospital of Liège

EAN, Berlin, June 20th, 2015

Brain plasticity after implanted drop foot stimulator in chronic stroke

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Workshop Ottobock Stimulation électrique fonctionnelle

implantée chez le patient hémiplégique

External control unit Microcontroller & transmitter

4-channels nerve stimulator Peroneal nerve

Drop foot stimulator

Receptor

Heel switch

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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disorders of consciousness | behavioural evaluation | electrophysiology | neuroimaging | methods, ethics & quality of life | perspectives

Methods

• Chronic stroke patients with drop foot

• Rehazenter Lux (clinical tests) & ULg Be (neuroimaging - EEG – PET – MRI)

• 21 patients included, 7 drop-out (stimulator issue)

• 14 completed the study (5 wo, age: 47±12y, time since insult: 2±1y, 7 lesion on the left)

Clinical

tests Surgery EEG-

PET-MRI Activation Clinical

tests

Clinical tests

Clinical tests EEG-

PET-MRI

Clinical tests

-3 -2 -1 0 3 6 12 24 months

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Clinical improvement

M -1 M +12

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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PET-scan: Analyses

18FGD-PET-scan at rest

Pre-post : n=14 – right stroke: n=7; left stroke: n=7

7 patients with right lesion were flipped

all patients: lesion on the left hemisphere

Normalization with « flipped template »

Smoothing at 12 mm

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: single subject

Lesion on the left

hypo before stim improvement

DA

CS

SC

0.05 uncorr

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: single subject

Lesion on the right

BD

JR

SV

0.05 uncorr

hypo before stim improvement

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: group

Hypometabolic areas

before activation 1 year later

0.05 FWE

Motor & premotor Prefrontal & caudate

Motor & premotor Prefrontal & caudate

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: group

Increase - motor areas

left&right - Left prefrontal No decrease

Recovery uncorr 0.01

Recovery uncorr 0.001

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: group

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Brain metabolism in premotor cortex (B6)

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Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Analyses

• Power spectrum (delta, theta, alpha beta)

• Entropy • Phase lag index

Motor area

• High density (256 electrodes) • Resting state for 30 min, EO

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: single subject (right stroke)

Motor cortex delta alpha

1st exam 2nd exam difference

beta

alp

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heta

delta

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Results: group

n=9 Motor area Data flipped Left lesion

1st exam 2nd exam 1st ≠ 2nd

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Conclusion

Clinical improvements correlates

• brain metabolism (PET-scan) in motor areas

(damaged & contralateral hemisphere)

• cortical activity (EEG) in motor area

(damaged hemisphere)

Plasticity of the damaged area in chronic stroke patients

Introduction | Protocol | Clinics | PET-scan | HD-EEG | Conclusion

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Thank you!