Normal EEG Variants: Multimedia

References

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Further Reading

Keywords

electroencephalography, EEG, variant waveform, psychomotor variant, rhythmic harmonic theta, mu, rhythm en arceau, wicket rhythm, 14- and 6-Hz waves, small sharp spikes of sleep, SSS, 6-Hz spike and wave, phantom spike and wave, wicket spikes, subclinical rhythmic EEG discharges, rhythmic midline theta

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