Neuro-Oncology
NTRK-fused tumors of the central nervous system
Oct. 07, 2024
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Despite similar clinical features, the interictal EEG is different with occipital paroxysms (upper left), scattered spikes (upper right), repetitive multifocal spikes (lower left), and extraoccipital spikes (lower middle); brief generalized discharges may occur either alone (lower right) or more often, with focal spikes. (Contributed by Dr. A Covanis.)