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- not comparableDescribing clinical symptoms that are associated with specific electrical activity in the brain
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Thirty out of 68 fulfilled the inclusion criteria, and finally 21 were selected for the current EEG-fMRI analysis on the basis of the recording of GSWD discharges with similar duration and EEG morphology respect with electroclinical AS recorded during routine EEG. Out of 21 patients, three subjects were discarded due to movement artifacts.
2015 July 9, “An EEG-fMRI Study on the Termination of Generalized Spike-And-Wave Discharges in Absence Epilepsy”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
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