The Rate of False Lateralization from Scalp EEG in Epilepsy Patients with Bilaterally Implanted Intracranial EEG (P4.195)

Michael Young; Mona Sazgar; Indranil Sen-Gupta; Travis Losey; Firas Bannout; Jane Hwang; Erika Pietzsch; Sumeet Vadera; Frank Hsu; Jack Lin; Lilit Mnatsakanyan

The Rate of False Lateralization from Scalp EEG in Epilepsy Patients with Bilaterally Implanted Intracranial EEG (P4.195)

Michael Young, Mona Sazgar, Indranil Sen-Gupta, Travis Losey, Firas Bannout, Jane Hwang, Erika Pietzsch, Sumeet Vadera, Frank Hsu, Jack Lin, Lilit Mnatsakanyan

Neurology

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Original language	American English
Journal	Neurology
Volume	86
State	Published - Apr 5 2016

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The Rate of False Lateralization from Scalp EEG in Epilepsy Patients with Bilaterally Implanted Intracranial EEG (P4.195)

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