Focal resection of fast ripples on extraoperative intracranial EEG improves seizure outcome in pediatric epilepsy
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Ayako Ochi | Tomoyuki Akiyama | Hiroshi Otsubo | James M Drake | O Carter Snead | J. Drake | H. Otsubo | J. Rutka | O. Snead | S. Weiss | T. Akiyama | E. Donner | A. Ochi | C. Go | James T Rutka | I. Elliott | B. McCoy | M. Akiyama | Cristina Y Go | Irene M Elliott | Elizabeth J Donner | Shelly K Weiss | Bláthnaid McCoy | Mari Akiyama
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