Abstract
1. 1. The EEG recorded in a series of cats undergoing cerebellar seizures was not specific in type. 2. 2. It was unlike the EEG accompanying clonic seizures elicited by cerebral stimulation. 3. 3. Involvement of a specific limb in the slow march of the seizure was not accompanied by specific alteration of the EEG from either side of the brain. 4. 4. The EEG during a cerebellar seizure was best described as an activation pattern. being made of low amplitude fast waves. 5. 5. When tracings from the cerebellum were recorded no alterations were observed during a seizure, but the type of apparatus used did not allow complete analysis of the waves out of the range of the ordinary frequencies of the EEG.
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