Schachter S C, Ito M, Wannamaker B B, Rak I, Ruggles K, Matsuo F, Wilner A, Jackel R, Gilliam F, Morris G, Skantz J, Sperling M, Buchhalter J, Drislane F W, Ives J, Schomer D L
Department of Neurology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
J Clin Neurophysiol. 1998 May;15(3):251-5. doi: 10.1097/00004691-199805000-00009.
The incidences of spikes and paroxysmal rhythmic events (PREs) in 10-h overnight EEGs of normal adult volunteers (n=135) were studied at 11 sites with a computer-assisted ambulatory EEG monitoring system with automatic spike and PRE detection. Spikes were evident in the overnight EEG of 1 subject (0.7%), and PREs were apparent in the overnight EEG of the same subject (0.7%). The incidences of spikes of 24 other subjects with a history of migraine and/or a family history of epilepsy were 12.5 and 13.3%, respectively. The overnight EEGs of these subjects were significantly more likely to show spikes than the overnight EEGs of subjects without migraine or a family history of epilepsy.
使用具有自动棘波和阵发性节律性事件(PRE)检测功能的计算机辅助动态脑电图监测系统,在11个部位对135名正常成年志愿者10小时夜间脑电图中的棘波和阵发性节律性事件发生率进行了研究。在1名受试者(0.7%)的夜间脑电图中可见棘波,同一受试者(0.7%)的夜间脑电图中可见PRE。另外24名有偏头痛病史和/或癫痫家族史的受试者的棘波发生率分别为12.5%和13.3%。与无偏头痛或癫痫家族史的受试者相比,这些受试者的夜间脑电图更有可能出现棘波。