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ictal

Of or relating to a seizure or convulsion.

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We find two statistically significant ST patterns that uniquely characterize ictal epochs.
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Four of them exhibited the ictal pattern of versive seizures with vomiting.
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Pelvic thrusting and ictal eye closure are not reliable indicators of PNES.
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Significance: Directed connectivity measures may help identify epileptogenic networks without requiring ictal recordings.
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We conclude that millimeter-scale ST spike dynamics contain useful information about ictal state.
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However, in the 2 left-handed patients, the ictal focus was left temporal lobe.
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A single patient had an ictal PET scan which demonstrated increased hippocampal glucose uptake.
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Cooling also suppresses transition from gamma oscillation to ictal bursting at higher stimulus intensities.
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Outcome was unrelated to the availability of ictal video-EEG recording.
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The topography mapping of ictal EEG magnitude was subsequently displayed on a surface-rendered MRI.
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Numerous computer-aided tools have been used to increase objectivity and accuracy of ictal SPECT analysis.
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Diagnostic gain may be achieved with addition of either PET or ictal SPECT to MSI.
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Blindness is a rare ictal phenomenon in epileptic seizures.
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Phase maps had the highest sensitivity and identified ictal activity at earlier time-point than visual inspection.
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We sought to assess critically the predictable value of ictal bradycardia for seizure localization and lateralization.
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Across all frequency bands, we find significant increases in structure-function coupling from pre-ictal to ictal periods.
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