Figure 6
The offset direction of estimated dipoles in different anatomical locations using standard adult skull conductivity (SSCR 1:80). (A–C) The offset direction of the estimated dipole with the source located in the mesial temporal structure shifted outward-forward-downward, in relation to the location of stimulating contacts (crosshair). (D–F) The offset direction of the estimated dipole with the source located in the lateral temporal cortex shifted inward-forward-downward in relation to the location of stimulating contacts (crosshair). (G–I) The offset direction of the estimated dipole with the source located in the lateral frontal cortex shifted inward-forward-downward in relation to the location of stimulating contacts (crosshair). Remark: post-implantation MRI on the figures is for illustration purposes.

The offset direction of estimated dipoles in different anatomical locations using standard adult skull conductivity (SSCR 1:80). (AC) The offset direction of the estimated dipole with the source located in the mesial temporal structure shifted outward-forward-downward, in relation to the location of stimulating contacts (crosshair). (DF) The offset direction of the estimated dipole with the source located in the lateral temporal cortex shifted inward-forward-downward in relation to the location of stimulating contacts (crosshair). (GI) The offset direction of the estimated dipole with the source located in the lateral frontal cortex shifted inward-forward-downward in relation to the location of stimulating contacts (crosshair). Remark: post-implantation MRI on the figures is for illustration purposes.

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