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FIGURE 10–1. Delta activity. | FIGURE 10–2. Alpha wave activity. | FIGURE 10–3. Beta activity. | FIGURE 10–4. Generalized spike and slow-wave discharges elicited by hyperventilation in a patient with absence epilepsy. | Clinical Indications for Electroencephalography Use in Child Psychiatry

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