Contact size does not affect high frequency oscillation detection in intracerebral EEG recordings in a rat epilepsy model
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Jean Gotman | Rina Zelmann | Massimo Avoli | J. Gotman | M. Avoli | C. Châtillon | R. Zelmann | A. Bortel | Claude-Édouard Châtillon | Aleksandra Bortel | C. Chatillon
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