The authors identified 9 patients with absence activity on the EEG in a series of 167 patients with temporal epilepsy and 10 patients with a combination of absence and focal activity on the EEG in a series of 73 patients with generalized attacks without any manifestations of process localization. The results of comprehensive study indicated the presence of hemispherical mediobasal foci in these patients.
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