Table 2.

Overview of the analyzed channels in each patient

Patient #	Electrodes of SOZ	Selected SOZ channels	Total # of selected channels		# of channels with ripples		# of channels with fast ripples
			Spiking	Nonspiking	Spiking	Nonspiking	Spiking	Nonspiking
1	L-HC 1–2	L-HC 1	5/7	2/7	5/5	2/2	5/5	0/2
	L-A 1–2	L-A 1
2	R-PHC 1–2	R-PHC 1	5/7	2/7	5/5	1/2	4/5	1/2
	R-HC 1–2	R-HC 1
	L-HC 1–2	LP-3
	L-PHC 1–2
3	L-A 1–2	L-A 1	5/7	2/7	5/5	2/2	5/5	1/2
	L-HC 1–2	L-HC 1
4	R-HC 1–2	R-PHC1	5/8	3/8	5/5	1/3	3/5	1/3
	R-A 1–2	R-HC1
	R-PHC 1–2	R-A1
5	R-A 1–2	R-A1	6/7	1/7	6/6	0/1	4/6	0/1
	R-HC 1–3	R-HC1-3
6	R-A 1–2	R-A1	5/7	2/7	5/5	2/2	5/5	2/2
	R-HC 1–2	RHC-1
7	R-HC 1–2	R-HC1	10/13	3/13	7/10	2/3	6/10	1/3
	R-A 1–2	R-A 1
	L-HC 1–2	L-HC 1 & 2
	L-A 1–2	L-A1
8	L-OF 1–4	L-OF 1	5/8	3/8	5/5	2/3	5/5	3/3
		L-OF 4
9	R-OF 6–7	R-OF 6 & 7	6/8	2/8	6/6	0/2	6/6	2/2
10	L-Le 1–5	L-Le 1 & 3 & 5	5/9	4/9	4/5	2/4	4/5	1/4

The number behind the electrode name indicates the contact (channel) that was used for the analysis. (1 being the innermost and 9 the most peripheral contact of the electrode.) Printed in bold letters is the predominant SOZ in patients with multiple SOZs.

A, Amygdala; Hc, Hippocampus; L, Left; Le, Lesion; OF, orbitofrontal; PHC, Parahippocampus; R, Right; SOZ, seizure onset zone.