Gelastic Seizures

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Gelastic Seizures Jeremy L. Freeman Orvar Eeg-Olofsson Introduction It has long been recognized that laughter may be an epileptic phenomenon. Authors have cited different examples of the first mention of…

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Generalized Tonic Seizures

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Generalized Tonic Seizures Lucia Fusco Nicola Specchio Kazuichi Yagi Masakazu Seino Federico Vigevano Introduction Generalized tonic seizures are convulsive events in which the tonic component is predominant and not followed…

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Atonic and Myoclonic–Atonic Seizures

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Atonic and Myoclonic–Atonic Seizures Carlo Alberto Tassinari Roberto Michelucci Hideo Shigematsu Masakazu Seino Introduction Atonic and myoclonic–atonic seizures represent specific seizure types whose definition implies a characteristic physiopathologic mechanism and…

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Generalized Myoclonic Seizures and Negative Myoclonus

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Generalized Myoclonic Seizures and Negative Myoclonus Yushi Inoue Kiyohito Terada Olivier Dulac Guido Rubboli Carlo Alberto Tassinari Signa epilepsiae remotoria sunt jactatio et cetera. (Heberden, 1804) Introduction “The term and…

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Generalized Clonic and Hemiclonic Seizures

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Generalized Clonic and Hemiclonic Seizures Charlotte Dravet Masakazu Seino Introduction The generalized convulsive seizure has been known since antiquity, and the earliest descriptions appear in Egyptian hieroglyphics before 700 BC.48…

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Generalized Tonic–Clonic Seizures

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Generalized Tonic–Clonic Seizures Benjamin G. Zifkin Charlotte Dravet Introduction The generalized tonic–clonic seizure (GTCS) has been known since antiquity. The earliest descriptions appear in Egyptian hieroglyphics before 700 B.C.99 From…

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Limbic Seizures

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Limbic Seizures Jerome Engel Jr. Peter D. Williamson Introduction In 1970, after a 4-year effort, the Commission on Classification and Terminology of the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) presented a…

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Neocortical Sensory Seizures

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Neocortical Sensory Seizures Paul C. Van Ness Ronald P. Lesser Michael S. Duchowny Introduction Simple sensory seizures represent challenging clinical phenomena. Neurologists readily accept that a patient’s sensory symptoms prior…

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