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. 2021 Feb 12;12:623960. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.623960

Table 2.

The relationship between electroencephalographic (EEG) and clinical features and abnormal imaging findings.

Clinical and EEG findings Abnormal imaging findings n/N (%) Normal imaging n/N (%) Univariable
OR (95% CI)
P-Value
Age ≤ 5 years 52/133 (39%) 81/133 (61%)
Age > 5 years 43/155 (28%) 112/155 (72%) 1.67 (1.01, 2.76) 0.04
Presence of comorbidity 35/66 (53%) 31/66 (47%)
No documented comorbidity 60/222 (27%) 162/222 (73%) 3.04 (1.70, 5.47) <0.01
Inter-ictal epileptiform EEG activity 19/45 (42%) 26/45 (58%)
No inter-ictal epileptiform EEG activity 18/95 (19%) 77/95 (81%) 3.13 (1.39, 7.03) <0.01
EEG slowing 7/17 (41%) 10/17 (59%)
No documented EEG slowing 30/123 (30%) 93/123 (70%) 2.17 (0.75, 6.28) 0.14
Asymmetrical EEG background 3/7 (43%) 4 (57%)
Symmetrical EEG background 34/133 (26%) 99/133(74%) 0.46 (0.10, 2.17) 0.31

OR, odds ratio.