Simple Motor Seizures

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Simple Motor Seizures Prakash Kotagal Hans O. Lüders Introduction Focal motor seizures have been recognized since Hippocrates first noted them, beginning contralateral to the side of head injury. Hemiplegic epilepsy…

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Classification of Epileptic Seizures

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Classification of Epileptic Seizures Jerome Engel Jr. Peter D. Williamson Anne T. Berg Peter Wolf Introduction Writings about epileptic seizures date back 3,000 years to Mesopotamia and India.18 In 400…

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Overview: Phenomenology

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Overview: Phenomenology Warren T. Blume Introduction Accurate and complete seizure descriptions will allow the reader to elicit maximum benefit from the information contained in the chapters of this section. Ictal…

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Basic Mechanisms of Human Epilepsy

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Basic Mechanisms of Human Epilepsy Jerome Engel Jr. Marc A. Dichter Philip A. Schwartzkroin Introduction Most of our views concerning the fundamental neuronal mechanisms of epileptic phenomena derive from investigations…

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The Effect of Seizures on the Brain

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The Effect of Seizures on the Brain Jack M. Parent Douglas A. Coulter Edward H. Bertram Introduction For many decades there has been an ongoing discussion about the effect that…

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Genetic Models of Epilepsy

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Genetic Models of Epilepsy Jeffrey L. Noebels Introduction The success of molecular genetic strategies in finding genes underlying human monogenic epilepsies has set the stage for a new generation of…

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Synaptic Plasticity

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Synaptic Plasticity Christophe Bernard Introduction Cognitive tasks are associated with specific firing patterns of neurons.27,60 During learning and memory processes, a conditioning stimulus can trigger morphological and modifications at the…

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