Electrocorticographic evidence of perituberal cortex epileptogenicity in tuberous sclerosis complex
S. Tracy(New York University), Chad Carlson(Medical College of Wisconsin), Orrin Devinsky(New York University), Howard L. Weiner(Baylor College of Medicine), Ruben Kuzniecky(Northwell Health), Robert E. Elliott(NYU Langone Health), Véronique Ruppe(New York University)
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