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A Clinicoelectroencephalographic Study of Children with and without Seizures Showing Rolandic Discharge in their EEGs

In many publications, the EEG background activities in children with Rolandic Discharge (RD) are regarded as “usually within normal 1imits”l or restricted to normal by definition.2 But the normal range for EEG in children is not so clear as far as the visual judgment is concerned. Little work has been done to study the background activities of children showing RD in their EEGs quantitatively. We report here the clinical correlates of the EEG background activities, which are analyzed quantitatively using the Computerized Wave Form Recognition Method by referring to a large normal data base.