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If epilepsy is due to seizures, what is a seizure? These are some of the common questions asked by people newly diagnosed with epilepsy and their caregivers. Although epilepsy has been around for thousands of years, these deceptively simple yet important questions are not easy to answer (...
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that is characterized by random and recurring seizures of varying intensity. A seizure is a medical episode that happens when there’s a temporary problem with the brain’s electric messaging or signaling. The most common symptoms are loss of consciousness and ...
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Brain state evolution during seizure and under anesthesia: A network-based analysis of stereotaxic eeg activity in drug-resistant epilepsy patients Epilepsy is a neurological condition with a prevalence of 1%, and 14-34% have medically refractory epilepsy (MRE). Seizures in focal MRE are generated ...
Medication alone isn’t the answer for 1/3 of people having seizures. Seizures that continue after trying at least two appropriately prescribed anti-seizure medications are considered drug-resistant epilepsy. Studies have shown that adding more medications is not likely to control this kind of epilep...
Epilepsy has played a pivotal role in reframing how we define and classify epilepsy. Throughout this chapter, we explore the definition of epilepsy and its etiologies as well as its underlying pathophysiology and briefly discuss management options. The underlying mechanisms for seizure development are ...
Medication alone isn’t the answer for 1/3 of people having seizures. Seizures that continue after trying at least two appropriately prescribed anti-seizure medications are considered drug-resistant epilepsy. Studies have shown that adding more medications is not likely to control this kind of epilep...
Epilepsy is a brain disorder involving repeated, spontaneous seizures of any type. The severity of symptoms can vary greatly, from simple staring spells to loss of consciousness and violent convulsions. For most people with epilepsy, each seizure is similar to previous ones. The type of seizure ...
HN Karterud,BL Knizek,KO Nakken - 《Seizure the Journal of the British Epilepsy Association》 被引量: 77发表: 2010年 Apparent Absence of Claustrum in Monotremes: Implications for Forebrain Evolution in Amniotes The claustrum, which comprises the claustrum proper and the endopiriform nucleus, ...