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 ====== Bilateral synchrony ======
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 The term "bilateral synchrony" was introduced by [[Wilder Penfield]]. According to Penfield and Jasper “An epileptogenic lesion of the mesial or inferior aspect of a frontal lobe, although it is one-sided, may produce
 bifrontal synchronous discharges”. The mechanisms by which seizures that become secondarily generalised are not yet known fully.
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   * it is important to differentiate between primary and secondary bilateral synchrony when bilaterally synchronous spike and wave discharges are seen on EEG
   * Estimation of interhemispheric small time differences (TDs) during spike-wave bursts in the EEG by coherence and phase analysis is useful for differentiation between primary bilateral synchrony (PBS) and secondary bilateral synchrony (SBS) in epilepsy[(:cite:1378385>{{pubmed>1378385}})].
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