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  • 9. The neocortico to mesio-basal limbic propagation of focal epileptic activity during the spike-wave complex.
    Stefan H, Schneider S, Abraham-Fuchs K, Pawlik G, Feistel H, Bauer J, Neubauer U, Huk WJ, Holthoff V.
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  • 15. A comparison of magnetoencephalography, MRI, and V-EEG in patients evaluated for epilepsy surgery.
    Wheless JW, Willmore LJ, Breier JI, Kataki M, Smith JR, King DW, Meador KJ, Park YD, Loring DW, Clifton GL, Baumgartner J, Thomas AB, Constantinou JE, Papanicolaou AC.
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  • 17. Controversies in clinical neurophysiology. MEG is superior to EEG in the localization of interictal epileptiform activity: Con.
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  • 18. Magnetoencephalography is more successful for screening and localizing frontal lobe epilepsy than electroencephalography.
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