Patient No | Interictal EEG focus | Ictal clinical and EEG features of recorded seizures |
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1 | F+SBS | PA: diffuse spike and wave activity predominant on the anterior regions |
2 | MI+SBS | CP1: polyspike activity on the right temporal region |
3 | MI+SBS | PA: diffuse flattening of background activity |
4 | L F | PA: diffuse spike and wave activity predominant on the left frontal region |
5 | L FT+SBS | CP2: polyspike activity on the left frontotemporal region |
6 | L F+SBS | PA: diffuse slow spike activity predominant on the anterior regions |
7 | MI+SBS | CP2: low voltage fast activity on the left temporoparietal-occipital region |
8 | MI+SBS | PA: diffuse spike and wave activity |
9 | R F+SBS | PA: diffuse spike and wave activity |
10 | R F+SBS | CP2: diffuse spike and wave activity, Atonic drop: low voltage fast activity followed by diffuse spike and wave |
11 | R FT+SBS | PA: diffuse spike, polyspike and wave activity |
12 | L F+SBS | — |
13 | MI+SBS | CP3: diffuse flattening of background activity |
14 | LT+SBS | CP2: diffuse flattening of background activity followed by low voltage fast activity on the anterior regions |
15 | R F+SBS | — |
16 | MI+SBS | PA: diffuse spike and wave activity, Tonic drop: diffuse low voltage fast activity predominant on the right frontal region |
17 | R PO+SBS | CP2: diffuse flattening of background activity |
18 | R FT+SBS | CP2: diffuse slow spike activity |
19 | L FT+SBS | — |
20 | MI+SBS | CP2: diffuse flattening of background activity |
21 | R F | CP2: right frontal spike activity |
22 | R F+SBS | PA: diffuse spike and wave activity predominant on the left frontal region |
23 | R F | CP2: right frontal flattening |
24 | L FT | CP1: left temporal low voltage fast activity |
25 | L T | — |
26 | R FT | — |
27 | MI | — |
28 | RFT | — |
29 | L F+SBS | CP3: diffuse low voltage fast activity predominant on the left frontal region, Tonic drop: diffuse low voltage fast activity predominant on the left frontal region |
30 | Bil F+SBS | — |
31 | MI+SBS | CP2: diffuse low voltage fast activity predominant on the right anterior region, Tonic drop: diffuse low voltage fast activity predominant on the right anterior region |
Footnotes as for table 1.