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Aug 2026
Opposing associations of default mode network and subcortical network efficiency with IQ in children with drug-resistant epilepsy.
Exploratory mediation analyses suggested that opposing DMN and Subcortical Network effects partially accounted for the observed group difference in IQ, highlighting opposing regional, rather than global, network alterations as candidate correlates of IQ variability in paediatric DRE.
Prithviraj Tawde, D. Velanoski, R. Piper et al.
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