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The authors apologize for an error in in the ‘SEEG sampling of MEG cluster and outcome’ section of the Results, which should read as follows:
As shown in Table 2, all MEG clusters (≥1) were completely sampled by SEEG in 26 patients; 16 of whom (62%) became seizure-free. Of the 17 patients in whom MEG was incompletely sampled by SEEG, five (29%) became seizure-free. The MEG cluster was not sampled by SEEG in seven patients of whom only one became seizure-free.
The authors apologize for not updating the numbers in the text after Table 2 was updated. Other sections of the paper, including the abstract and the conclusion, were not affected, as the statistical analyses were performed using the correct data in Table 2.