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Cerebral Mapping in Subjects Suffering from Migraine With Aura

Cerebral mapping of the spontaneous electroencephalographic activity was performed in 31 subjects suffering from migraine with aura and the results were compared with those of a matched control group. All the patients were examined during the interictal period. While traditional visual interpretatio...

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Published in:	Cephalalgia 1990-12, Vol.10 (6), p.279-284
Main Authors:	Facchetti, Dante, Marsile, Claudia, Faggi, Luigi, Donati, Edoardo, Kokodoko, Agostino, Poloni, Marco
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