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  • 21. Basilar migraine? Seizures, and severe epileptic EEG abnormalities.
    Panayiotopoulos CP.
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  • 22. Contribution of concurrent Doppler and EEG in differentiating occipital epileptic discharges from migraine.
    Wilder-Smith E, Nirkko AC.
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  • 23. EEG during attacks of common and classical migraine.
    Lauritzen M, Trojaborg W, Olesen J.
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  • 24. Migraine and epilepsy with infantile onset and electroencephalographic findings of occipital spike-wave complexes.
    De Romanis F, Buzzi MG, Cerbo R, Feliciani M, Assenza S, Agnoli A.
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  • 26. [Neurophysiological methods in headache diagnosis].
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  • 30. [Benign epilepsy with occipital spike waves in children].
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  • 34. Migraine and epilepsy.
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  • 36. EEG findings during basilar migraine attacks in children.
    Ramelli GP, Sturzenegger M, Donati F, Karbowski K.
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  • 38. [Is there a connection between epilepsy and migraine?].
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  • 40. Computerized EEG topography in childhood migraine between and during attacks.
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