Electroencephalogram findings in 10 patients with post-stroke epilepsy: A retrospective study

Figure 1 Brain computed tomography of Case 7. A and B: Brain computed tomography showing multiple patchy, slightly low-density shadows in the left corona radiata (A) and centrum semiovale (B), suggesting old cerebral infarction.

Figure 2 Electroencephalogram during seizures of Case 7. Electroencephalogram showing low-amplitude fast waves originating from the F3 and F7 Leads and conducting to the Fz, Cz, and C3 Leads; each lead had gradually increasing amplitude and decreasing frequency.

Figure 3 Electroencephalogram during the interictal stage of Case 7. Electroencephalogram showing low-amplitude sharp-wave complex discharges in the Fp2, F4, and F8 Leads.