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Epileptology

the proposal that focal epilepsies arise from distributed networks of interconnected regions rather than from a single isolated focus.

In epileptology, epileptic network hypothesis refers to the proposal that focal epilepsies arise from distributed networks of interconnected regions rather than from a single isolated focus. This meaning comes from Spencer (2002) in Epilepsia.[1]

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References

Spencer, S. S. (2002). Neural Networks in Human Epilepsy: Evidence of and Implications for Treatment. Epilepsia, 43(3), 219-227. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1528-1157.2002.26901.x

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