Small Sharp Spikes in Epilepsy
First published: September 1987
No abstract is available for this article.
References
- 1
Gibbs, F.A. and
Gibbs, E.L.: Atlas of Electroencephalography, Vol. 3, Addison-Wesley, Mass., p. 64, 1964.
- 2
Hughes, J.R. and
Olson, S.F.: An investigation of eight different types of temporal lobe discharges.
Epilepsia
22: 421–435, 1981.
- 3
Hughes, J.R. and
Gruener, G.: Small sharp spikes revisited: further data on its controversial pattern.
Clin Electroenceph
15: 208–213, 1984.
- 4
Koshino, Y. and
Niedermeyer, E.: The clinical significance of small sharp spikes in the electroencephalogram.
Clin Electroenceph
6: 131–140, 1975.
- 5
Reiher, J. and
Klass, D.W.: Two common EEG patterns of doubtful clinical significance.
Med Clin North Am
52: 933–940, 1968.
- 6
White, J.C.,
Langston, J.M. and
Pedley, T.A.: Benign epileptiform transients of sleep. Clarification of the small sharp spikes controversy.
Neurology
27: 1061–1068, 1977.
