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• On the genetics of complex partial seizures: waking and sleep EEGs in siblings.

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• [EEG following sleep deprivation--an important tool for diagnosis of epileptic seizures (author's transl)].

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• A comparative study of the diagnosis value of drug-induced sleep EEGs and sleep EEGs following sleep deprivation in patients with complex partial seizures.

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• Controversial issues on EEG after sleep deprivation for the diagnosis of epilepsy.

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