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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 9.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Brain Mapp. 2009 Dec;30(12):3993–4011. doi: 10.1002/hbm.20824

TABLE II.

Clinical and scalp electrical features of the ictal event recorded in EEG-fMRI

Pts Ictal EEG pattern during fMRI Duration Clinical manifestations Similar events in the run (nb) Other types of epileptiform events (nb) Number of F test windows (peak start/nd) Statistical threshold (voxels/F-value)
1 L FT spiking activity followed by rhythmic 10–12 Hz bil F and L T activity and then by sharp and slow waves in the same areas. 12.5 s No 1 Bil FTP spikes (8) 18 (−9/29) 5/5.7
2 L T sharp waves followed by clear 11– 12 Hz discharge and by LT slow waves at the end. 10.6 s No 4 No 17 (−9/27) 4/5.7
3 7 Hz sharp wave discharges over R TPO and L TO areas followed by rhythmic bil spike and waves. 23.5 s Possible mouth movement 9 Bil O slow waves (11) 24 (−9/41) 5/5.75
4 R TPO discharges propagating to L homologous regions 13.1 s No 2 L TP polyspikes and spikes (4), R TP polyspikes and spikes (8), bil TP polyspikes (2) and slow waves (1) 24 (−9/41) 5/5.75
5 Bil O and R TPO discharges 13.5 s No Bil TPO rhythmic slow waves (1) 18 (−9/29) 5/5.7
6 Rhythmic spike and slow wave discharges over R post quadrant followed by bil spiking activity with a clear R predominance. 12.3 s No R T spikes (14) or slow waves (5), (4.5s before the discharge) 17 (−9/27) 4/5.7
7 R F rhythmic spike and waves with secondary bil F involvement 11.1 s Deep breath 3 L FT spike (1), R F spike and slow waves (8) 17 (−9/27) 4/5.7
8 Bil FC sharp waves (predominant on the R) with rapid diffusion and after 29s predominance again of sharp and slow waves over the R FC region. 44.6 s Leg jerks 2 No 34 (−9/61) 5/5.8
9 R FC slow waves followed by a 10Hz rhythmic activity over bil F and parasagittal areas and then by slow waves on the R side. 7.7 s No No 16 (−9/25) 4/5.7
10 Post R T spikes associated later in the seizure with synchronous or asyn chronous L T spikes. 45 s No R sharp waves (2), R slow waves (5), general rhythmic fast activity (3). 34 (−9/61) 5/5.8
R T spike 9 s before seizure onset
Mean ± SD 19.4 ± 14 s

R, right; L, left; Bil, bilateral; T, temporal; F, frontal; C, central; P, parietal; O, occipital; nb, number.