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. 2019 Oct 29;10:1093. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.01093

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Copyright © 2019 Yu, Ding, Yuan, Zhang, Liang, Zhang, Liu and Liang.

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Occurrence rates of CCEP between different parts of tubers in total (12) and individually (1–11). ^*P < 0.05, the occurrence rate of CCEP in this way compared with the occurrence rates of CCEP from the peripheral part of epileptogenic tubers to perituberal cortexes. ^&P < 0.05, the occurrence rates of CCEP in this way compared with the occurrence rates of CCEP from the center part of epileptogenic tubers to the peripheral part of epileptogenic tubers, or the occurrence rate of CCEP from the peripheral part of epileptogenic tubers to the peripheral part of early propagating tubers. Solid line: positive CCEP inter-tuber and intra-tuber; dotted line: positive CCEP between tubers and perituberal cortexes. CCEP, cortico-cortical evoked potential.