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Epileptogenic Focus and MRI—The Study of MRI and EEG of No Relation to Epileptogenic Focus

It is well known that the principal mean of investigating patients for epilepsy is EEG. However, this method is sometimes inadequate for detecting the epileptogenic focus. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a newly adopted technique which may be useful in the investigation of epileptogenic lesions, and was found to sometimes show greater sensitivity in the detection of focus than X-ray CT. The authors report herein that there may or may not be a close relation between MRI and EEG in the patients with epilepsy.