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Cruz, 36 years: Tire fact that a right frontal lobe tumour causes slow waves to arise from the right frontal lobe does not mean that slow waves arising from the right frontal lobe necessarily means the patient has a right frontal lobe tumour, or even is most likely to have one. However, an accessory neurovascular bundle may also exist near the superior border of each rib.