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Contralateral interictal epileptiform discharges in acute stroke: When the unaffected hemisphere matters

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Paolo Manganotti *
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E. Ricci
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Giovanni Furlanis
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Stefania Pavan
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Katerina Iscra
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Michele Malesani
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Emanuele Vincis
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Gabriele Prandin
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Laura Mancinelli
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Federica Palacino
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Magda Quagliotto
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Gianpiero Farina
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Francesca Dal Molin
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Paola Caruso
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Marcello Naccarato
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Milos Ajčević
DOI：10.1016/j.clinph.2026.2112314delete
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Abstract

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• Point-of-care EEG detected contralateral interictal epileptiform discharges (c-IEDs) in 3.25% of acute stroke patients. • Among IEDs, 21 (14.2%) were c-IEDs and 127 (85.8%) ipsilateral (i-IEDs); 28 (18.9%) of these showed spread. • Higher NIHSS, larger lesion volume and elevated C-reactive protein (CRP) predicted c-IEDs.

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