. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.

Published in final edited form as: Epilepsia. 2018 Dec 21;60(1):74–84. doi: 10.1111/epi.14621

Table 1:

Patient information

Patient	Age/ Gender	Implant/#electrodes	FBTCS type	SOZ	IPA (s)	Gamma % channels
1	20/M	LFT/84	1,1	LT	44,45	100,100
2	50/M	BFT/32	1,3	RF(1) RFT(1)	100,60	100,100
3	19/F	RH/126	3,1^b	RO	27,66^b	52,8^b
4	30/F	LH/121	3,3	LFT	20,28	68,24
5	25/M	LFT/56	3	LT	49	79
6	22/M	RFTP/102	3^b,3,3^b	RF	10^b,40,15^b	3^b,59,2^b
7	20/F	LP/48	3	LP	4	57
8	23/M	BFTC^a/126	3,1,1	RT(2) LT(1)	45,40,51	100,100,100
9	30/F	LFT^a/110	3,1	LF	34,33	100,100
10	25/M	LT/RFT^a/126	3,3	RT	42,20	66,79
11	37/M	RTPO/78	1	RT	49	69
12	32/F	LFT/84	1^b	LT	48^b	93^b
13a	34/M	LT/50	1,2	LT	27,0^d	93, no IPA
13b	35/M	LT/72	2	LT	2	100
14	37/M	RFT/128	1,2^b	RF	34,0^b	98, no IPA^b
15	16/M	RH/70	3,3,3	RT	8,0,0	^c, no IPA, no IPA
16	22/F	LH/110	2	LT	0^d	no IPA

FBTCS=focal to bilateral tonic-clonic seizure, SOZ=seizure onset zone, IPA=intracranial postictal attenuation, L=left, R=right, B=bilateral, F=frontal, T=temporal, C=central, P=parietal, O=occipital, H=hemispheric

=stereo EEG implant

=provoked seizure

=excluded from analysis due to preictal baseline EEG <5 minutes

=partial postictal attenuation