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====== Bilateral synchrony ====== | ====== Bilateral synchrony ====== | ||
- | * mechanisms by which seizures that become secondarily generalised are not yet known fully | + | {{page> |
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+ | bifrontal synchronous discharges”. The mechanisms by which seizures that become secondarily generalised are not yet known fully. | ||
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+ | The wave and spike of petit mal is a primary bilateral synchronous discharge . . . ; it appears not to be related to a unilateral cortical focus, but may be of subcortical origin …. On the other hand, a bilateral synchronous discharge which can be shown to arise from a unilateral cortical focus we shall call secondary bilateral synchrony - //Tükel and Jasper// | ||
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* it is important to differentiate between primary and secondary bilateral synchrony when bilaterally synchronous spike and wave discharges are seen on EEG | * it is important to differentiate between primary and secondary bilateral synchrony when bilaterally synchronous spike and wave discharges are seen on EEG | ||
- | * Estimation of interhemispheric small time differences (TDs) during spike-wave bursts in the EEG by coherence and phase analysis is useful for differentiation between primary bilateral synchrony (PBS) and secondary bilateral synchrony (SBS) in epilepsy[(: | + | * Estimation of interhemispheric small time differences (TDs) during spike-wave bursts in the EEG by coherence and phase analysis is useful for differentiation between primary bilateral synchrony (PBS) and secondary bilateral synchrony (SBS) in epilepsy[(: |
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