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The opposing medial–lateral OFC signals come from six clinical patients and a specific six-second task epoch, with non-randomized, non-blinded electrode sampling driven by clinical needs. MEASUREMENT

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Source: Intracranial recordings in humans reveal differential contributions of medial and lateral orbitofrontal cortex to approach–avoidance decision-making · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:bfe864c7adc8264ea094fd48c8369db6805376357ccc5c97381368ccd0cc51c4

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Six clinically implanted patients at two sites completed approximately 192–220 trials of a gamified task with a 600-ms entry period and a six-second decision epoch. Electrodes were implanted exclusively for clinical needs; the experiments were not randomized or blinded and no sample-size calculation was used. The study therefore identifies task-specific intracranial signals in a clinical sample, not population-wide OFC localization.

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