The Effect of Deep Brain Stimulation on High Frequency Oscillations in a Chronic Epilepsy Model

István, Mihály; Réka-Barbara, Bod; Károly, Orbán-Kis; Ádám-József, Berki; Tibor, Szilágyi

doi:10.2478/orvtudert-2020-0014

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