High‐frequency oscillations are not better biomarkers of epileptogenic tissues than spikes
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Fabrice Bartolomei | Anca Nica | Bernard Giusiano | Aileen McGonigal | Stanislas Lagarde | Nicolas Roehri | Francesca Pizzo | Isabelle Lambert | Christian-George Bénar | C. Bénar | F. Bartolomei | A. McGonigal | B. Giusiano | I. Lambert | S. Lagarde | Anca Nica | F. Pizzo | N. Roehri
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