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What part of the cortex is the absence seizures are?
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Absence seizures: Absence seizures are a type of generalized seizure, perhaps with some relevance of the centro-temporal area on both sides. A complex partial seizure, which may appear similar to an observer, can have a focal onset, like the temporal lobe. Hope that helps!
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