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From: Different vulnerability of fast and slow cortical oscillations to suppressive effect of spreading depolarization: state-dependent features potentially relevant to pathogenesis of migraine aura

Fig. 2

Depression of spontaneous cortical activity induced by unilateral SD in awake rats. Typical recordings of dc potential (A), filtered ECoG (B) and spectrogram (C) of the 800-s fragment obtained in homotopic sites of the right (Cx, R) and left (Cx, L) occipital cortex of the two hemispheres immediately after a focal microinjury of the right amygdala (marked by red dashed line at the onset of recordings). Calibration bars – 2 mV (A) and 0.2 mV (B). The time scale is the same in A, B, C and shown below the spectrogram. A single SD event (dc shift) appeared in the right occipital cortex in 150 s after its initiation in the amygdala (A) and induced mild suppression of ipsilateral ECoG amplitude (B, C)

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The Journal of Headache and Pain

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