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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 20.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2009 Aug 6;49(1):366–378. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2009.07.064

Table 2.

Description of ictal EEG patterns and the locations of GLM activations and deactivations.

Patient # ictal events Ictal EEG pattern Duration (seconds, mean ± standard deviation) GLM fMRI activation GLM fMRI deactivation
1 30 RT high amplitude sharp slow wave followed by low amplitude polyspikes 3.5±1.1 Widespread RFTP, L cerebellum BilO, scattered LFTP
2 1 R posterior T sharp rhythmic activity 22.3±0 BilTP, RF BilF
3 1 RCT rhythmic activity 65.4±0 BilTO, BilF, Bil cerebellum Bil insula, mesial F
4 4 LT rhythmic sharp waves 2.6±1.0 BilTO, BilF, Bil cerebellum BilT, BilO, BilFP
5 3 R posterior spike and slow waves followed by Bil spikes predominantly R 9.7±4.8 RTPO (around the lesion) BilFT, BilO
6 10 RF rhythmic spike and waves with secondary BilF involvement 23.9±15.6 BilTO, BilF, Bil cerebellum BilT, BilF, BilPO
7 1 LCP rhythmic sharp fast activity 9.1±0 RT, BilO, LCP, Bil cerebellum BilF, BilP
8 11 RTPO discharges propagating to L homologous regions 4.5±3.2 BilTPO, RFP, R cerebellum LFTP, BilF, BilO, L cerebellum
9 2 BilO and RTPO discharges 11.9±3.0 Bil mesial F, BilTO BilO, BilFC
10 10 BilFC sharp waves predominantly R becoming more diffuse 10.6±5.1 BilCP, RTP, Bil thalamus, Bil putamen, Bil cerebellum BilF, RPO
11 3 RFC slow waves followed by BilF and parasagittal rhythmic activity and then R slow waves 9.3±2.3 BilFC, BilT, BilO Bil inferior F, BilPO
12 1 RT spikes and later synchronous or asynchronous LT spikes 44.3±0 BilT, BilC RF, RPO, L cerebellum
13 31 LT rhythmic sharp waves followed by rhythmic discharges and LT slow waves 10.3±2.2 Widespread L hemisphere, BilTP, Bil cerebellum RFT, BilO, BilC
14 12 LFT spiking activity followed by BilF and LT rhythmic activity and then sharp and slow waves in the same areas 14.6±3.9 BilF, Bil cerebellum BilTP, Bil inferior F, BilO
15 1 RTPO and LTO sharp wave discharges followed by rhythmic Bil spike and waves 23.5±0 BilT, RF, Bil cerebellum BilPO, BilF

Responses concordant with the presumed epileptogenic focus are indicated in bold type. Abbreviations: R: right, L: left, Bil: bilateral, F: frontal, C: central, T: temporal, P: parietal, O: occipital.