Fig. 2. Severities of seizures by durations and daily frequency at different time points. (A) An example of seizure activity in EEG recording. (B) Seizure.

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Fig. 2. Severities of seizures by durations and daily frequency at different time points. (A) An example of seizure activity in EEG recording. (B) Seizure durations for each day for 30 days since the pilocarpine injection (day 0). (C) Seizure durations at acute, latent and chronic phases after the pilocarpine injection. (D) Daily seizure frequency for each day for 30 days since the pilocarpine injection (day 0). (E) Daily seizure frequency at acute, latent and chronic phases after the pilocarpine injection. Stage 1 to 5: symptom severity of seizures based on the revised Racine Classification. Fig. 2. Severities of seizures by durations and daily frequency at different time points. (A) An example of seizure activity in EEG recording. (B) Seizure durations for each day for 30 days since the pilocarpine injection (day 0). (C) Seizure durations at acute, latent and chronic phases after the pilocarpine injection. (D) Daily seizure frequency for each day for… Exp Neurobiol. 2017 Oct;26(5):287-294. https://doi.org/10.5607/en.2017.26.5.287