Abstract
A study this issue by Truccolo et al. analyzing extended recordings of single-neuron activity in human neocortical epilepsy, demonstrates that, even in areas remote from the seizure focus, neuronal firing patterns alter minutes before seizure onset, are heterogeneous during seizures, and change homogeneously at seizure offset.
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