Case No. | FMAER* | ESES | Generalized discharges | Focal discharges | Source in STG |
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| | | | | Left | Right |
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1
| abnml B | 50% | Yes | Yes: T7, T8, P7, P8 | yes | yes |
2
| abnml B | 90% | Yes | Yes: T7, T8 | yes | yes |
3
| abnml B | 0% | Yes | Yes: P7, P8 | yes | yes |
4
| abnml B | 0% | No | Yes:● T7, P7, T8, P8 | yes | yes |
5
| abnml B | 40% | No | Yes: CP5, C3 | yes | n/d |
6
| abnml B | 0% | Yes | Yes:● CP5, C3 | yes | n/d |
7
| abnml B | 60% | Yes | Yes: P7, O1, P8 | yes | yes |
8
| abnml B | 43% | Yes | Yes: CP5, C3, P3, P4 | yes | yes |
9
| abnml B | 80% | Yes | Yes: P7, P8 | yes | yes |
10
| abnml L | 98% | Yes | Yes: P7, O1, P8, O2 | yes | no |
11
| abnml L | 90% | Yes | Yes: T7, T8 | yes | no |
12
| abnml B | 89% | Yes | Yes: CP5, P7 P8 | yes | yes |
13
| abnml B | 35% | No | Yes: CP5, C3, P3 | yes | n/d |
14
| normal | 90% | Yes | Yes: P4, P8 | no | no |
15** | normal | 75% | Yes | Yes:● CP5, FC5, T7, F7 | (no) | n/d |
16
| normal | 0% | Yes | Yes: FC5, C3 | ((no)) | n/d |
17
| normal | 59% | Yes | Yes: O2, O1, FC2, C4 | no | no |
18
| normal | 58% | Yes | Yes: CZ, PZ, C4, P4 | no | no |
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* = “abnml” indicates abnormal (absent or severely distorted) FMAER; B = bilaterally; L = left side only (right side only cases not found).
- ** = Case 15 FMAER became abnormal 1 month after initial study (see Figures 13 and 14).
- ● = FMAER stimulation reported to mildly activate left temporal discharges.
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ESES = Percent of seconds of Stage 2 sleep containing discharges. Not all reach typical ‘80% definition’ for ESES but value shown reported as ‘clinically significant’.
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Source in STG = Primary source for source analysis of focal discharges found in superior temporal gyrus and/or Wernicke’s area - ‘yes’ or ‘no’.
- ‘n/d’ = Not done, insufficient discharges present for source analysis.
- (no) = primary source found in mid-inferior left temporal region but a prominent secondary source noted in left superior temporal gyrus.
- ((no)) = Source analysis of FC5 spikes shows primary source in frontal lobe near Broca’s area, distant from the posterior temporal region.