1. Can intraoperative electrocorticography patterns predict surgical outcome in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy secondary to unilateral mesial temporal sclerosis? 
Pedro A.L. Oliveira, Eliana Garzon, Luís O.S.F. Caboclo, Patrícia S. Sousa, Henrique Carrete, Ricardo S. Centeno, José M.P. Costa, Hélio R. Machado, Elza M.T. Yacubian, Marino M. Bianchin, Américo C. Sakamoto 
Seizure - European Journal of Epilepsy 
Volume 15, Issue 7, Pages (October 2006)
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2. Figure 1
ECoG type I (isolated spikes). Channels 1–8: superior temporal gyrys; 9–14: middle temporal gyrus; 17–22: inferior temporal gyrus; 25–28: anterior basal temporal; 29–32: posterior basal temporal.
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3. Figure 2
ECoG type II: high frequency spikes (HFS). Channels 1–7: superior temporal gyrus; 9–15: middle temporal gyrus; 17–24: inferior temporal gyrus; 25–28: anterior basal temporal; 29–32: posterior basal temporal.
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4. Figure 3
ECoG type III: continuous discharges. Channels 1–7: superior temporal gyrus; 10–15: middle temporal gyrus; 17–23: inferior temporal gyrus; 25–28: anterior basal temporal; 29–32: posterior basal temporal.
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