Objective Previous studies reporting circadian patterns of epileptiform activity and seizures
are limited by (1) short‐term recording in an epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) with altered …

It is well known that seizures of some types of epilepsy tend to occur in patterns. The
circadian rhythm may play a significant role in this phenomenon. In animal studies it has …

Among 87 consecutive patients operated on under local anesthesia, few aspects of pre‐and
posttemporal lobe resection electrocorticograms (ECoG) yielded prognostic data …

Background: Six/second spike waves, 14 and 6/second positive spikes and small sharp
spikes are apiculate paroxysmal rhythms in the electroencephalogram, thought to be of no …

Epileptiform abnormalities often occur at specific times of day or night, possibly attributable
to state of consciousness (sleep vs. wake) and/or influences from the endogenous circadian …

Circadian rhythms are endogenously-mediated 24 h cycles of behavioral or physiological
activity. The interactions among the mammalian circadian clock, acute seizures, and chronic …

Seizures do not often strike randomly but may occur in circadian patterns. We compared
daily times of partial seizures determined by continuous electroencephalography among …

Purpose. In many patients with epilepsy seizures occur with a day/night pattern. Our aims
were to compare day/night patterns in seizure frequency among patients with different …

We describe an electrical" running down" phenomenon and also a consistent spectral
change (in the aperiodic component of the power spectrum) derived from chronic interictal …

The occurrence of seizures in specific types of epilepsies can follow a 24-hour nonuniform
or nonrandom pattern. We described the 24-hour pattern of clinical seizures in patients with …