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  • 21. Changes in regional cerebral blood flow beyond the temporal lobe in unilateral temporal lobe epilepsy.
    Rabinowicz AL, Salas E, Beserra F, Leiguarda RC, Vazquez SE.
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  • 23. Regional cerebral blood flow during temporal lobe seizures associated with ictal vomiting: an ictal SPECT study in two patients.
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  • 24. Dystonic posturing associated with putaminal hyperperfusion depicted on subtraction SPECT.
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  • 29. Combining ictal surface-electroencephalography and seizure semiology improves patient lateralization in temporal lobe epilepsy.
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  • 34. SPECT perfusion changes during ictal automatisms with preserved responsiveness in patients with right temporal lobe epilepsy.
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