Sentence examples for focal origins from inspiring English sources

On EEG, 247 (68%) seizures were generalised, 2 (0.6%) were of bilateral widespread multifocal origin, 38 (11%) were hemispheric (right 18 and left 20) and 65 (19%) had other focal origins.

There are two main classes, those with a focal origin anywhere within the gray matter and those in which there is no abnormal pathology, but an abnormally low threshold for electrical activation is present.

Therefore, the focal origin of outbreaks is frequently unknown.

These results are highly suggestive of a focal origin of the evoked activity and oscillatory changes.

A considerable proportion of convulsive seizures in SSA may have a focal origin but rapidly generalize (Gwer et al., 2012).

Partial epilepsy was defined as epilepsy characterized by seizures the semiology or investigation (ictal EEG) of which disclosed a focal origin of seizures.

Surprisingly, we noticed that numerous axons exhibited instead a hypermyelination of focal origin, i.e. tomacula and myelin outfoldings (left panels in Fig 1C).

The field distribution of these spikes shows a dipolar distribution, suggesting a focal origin, but as opposed to evoked- or event related signals these spontaneous signals can have a relatively large amplitude (~100 μV in EEG, ~3pT in MEG).

Moreover, LFP recordings from adjacent DBS electrode contact pairs showed a dominance of beta activity and its suppression at one contact pair in all but two STN sides and polarity reversals in 81% of STN sides, suggestive of a focal origin.

Since several early studies have demonstrated the monoclonal type of increase of vascular smooth muscle cells number in atherosclerotic lesions [ 19– 21], a possible mechanism of the focal origin of atherosclerotic plaques may be partially explained by a local damage of cells with high level of mutated mtDNA.

Often they are focal in origin, relating to the Purkinje fiber network.