RHYTHMS OF THE BRAIN: MULTIDAY SEIZURE CYCLES AND SEIZURE-RISK FORECASTS TO IMPROVE THE DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF AMBULATORY VIDEO-ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY
Jodie Naim‐Feil(The University of Melbourne), Philippa J. Karoly(The University of Melbourne), Dominique Eden, Mark P. Richardson(King's College London), Matias I. Maturana(Cybernet Systems Corporation (Canada)), Mark Cook(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne), Ewan S. Nurse(The University of Melbourne), Rachel E. Stirling(The University of Melbourne), Daniel E. Payne(The University of Melbourne), Dean R. Freestone(The University of Melbourne), Benjamin H. Brinkmann(Mayo Clinic), Wendyl D’Souza(The University of Melbourne), Nicholas Winterling(The University of Melbourne), David B. Grayden(The University of Melbourne)
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