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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Neurol. 2015 Jan 29;77(3):487–503. doi: 10.1002/ana.24343

Table 2.

Maximum peak amplitudes and ratios in the global mean field potential after transcranial magnetic stimulation of cortical targets with aberrant connectivity.

Subject Period 1 Peak (100 – 225 ms) (μV) Period 2 Peak (225 – 400 ms) (μV) Period 2 Peak / Period 1 Peak Period 3 Peak (400 – 700 ms) (μV) Period 3 Peak / Period 1 Peak
1 6.700 8.969 1.339 5.950 0.888
C1 3.560 2.305 0.647 1.712 0.481
2 1.836 2.742 1.493 1.160 0.632
C2 6.096 2.621 0.430 2.016 0.331
3 3.418 1.526 0.446 1.542 0.451
C3 2.668 0.885 0.332 0.5422 0.203
4 1.962 1.933 0.985 1.088 0.555
C4 3.845 1.115 0.290 0.9312 0.242
5 3.236 2.946 0.910 1.952 0.603
C5 5.831 2.854 0.489 2.514 0.431

PNH subjects with active epilepsy are numbered as in Table 1. C1-C5 represent the matched healthy controls for subjects 1-5, respectively. Columns 2, 3, and 5 show the maximum amplitudes of the largest peak evoked by stimulation of the connected target in each of the three time periods, for the PNH subjects and their matched controls. Columns 4 and 6 show the ratios of the maximum amplitudes during the late versus early time periods.