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Fig. 1. A: Ictal EEG during a nonhabitual seizure

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1 Fig. 1. A: Ictal EEG during a nonhabitual seizure
Fig. 1. A: Ictal EEG during a nonhabitual seizure. The EEG showed localized rhythmic activity involving electrodes K3-K4 and K8-K9 over the inferior frontal region, which was not previously involved in her habitual seizures. B: A left craniectomy performed 7 days after electrode placement revealed a focal 3×2-cm well-formed hematoma underlying the electrode contacts over the inferolateral frontal cortex. J Clin Neurol Jul;14(3):

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