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Slow background with sharp-slow discharge in the right frontal lobe every second.
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The synchronized EEG was normal, with significant electromyographic artifacts, and the interictal EEG showed slow background with sharp-slow discharge in the right frontal lobe every 0.5-1.0 seconds (Figure 1).
Typical paroxysmal sharp wave complexes on electroencephalography.
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One week later, we performed a follow-up EEG that showed typical PSWCs (Figure 2).