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Epilepsia partialis continua (EPC) is characterized by localized continuous jerks, from time to time with spreading Jacksonian seizures and, more rarely, secondarily generalized tonic-clonic seizures. EPC has numerous possible etiologies. In this paper we describe EPC in the tick-borne
A spring-summer epidemic of echovirus II in New South Wales, Australia, is reported. The symptomatology was found to be age dependent. Neonates and young infants tended to have a severe 'septicaemic' illness. Older infants had a variety of clinical presentations: aseptic meningitis, febrile
A 38-year-old woman had an episode of headache, fever and convulsion in October, 1993. She became alert in two weeks, though weakness and atrophy remained in the upper limb muscles. She was diagnosed as Russian spring summer encephalitis (RSSE) based on several serological studies. Three kinds of
Free fatty acids (FFA) and diacylglycerol (DG) content and composition in the cerebrum of 5-day-old rats were studied after pentylenetetrazol (PTZ)-induced convulsions. A threefold increase in brain FFA was observed 30 min after PTZ injection in experiments carried out in spring. In contrast, a 50%
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An epileptic seizure is a sum of exogenous and endogenous factors affecting an epileptic focus. The aim of the study was to examine the influence of changes in atmospheric pressure and temperature on the increase in the frequency of seizures and changes in EEG in epileptic
A 5 month old black infant presented to the Emergency Department in the spring with generalised seizures. He was found to have severe vitamin D deficiency and hypocalcaemia. The baby had been born healthy in the autumn at 45.5 degrees south to parents of African extraction, had been fully breast-fed
Seasonal and circadian rhythms of neuronal and organism resistance to convulsive effect of strychnine and penicillin were studied in vivo on mice and rats and in vitro on cultured mouse cerebellar sections. Resistance was assessed by the latency of seizures in mice and neuronal response to
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Rotavirus was detected in 40-50% of patients with benign convulsions with mild gastroenteritis (CwG) before the rotavirus vaccine was introduced in late 2000. However, the rate of rotavirus positivity has decreased since 2010 while the prevalence of norovirus has gradually increased. We
The objective of this study was the development of a remote monitoring system to monitor and detect simple motor seizures. Using accelerometer-based kinematic sensors, data were gathered from subjects undergoing medication titration at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Over the course of the
Experimental research on epilepsy and antiepileptic drugs in rodents utilizes different models (e.g., chemical, electrical or genetic) which have different end points for evaluating seizure activity. To overcome the possibility of observer bias and the limitation of nonavailability of a hard copy of
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To retrospectively evaluate the epidemic characteristics of children with hypocalcemic convulsion related to nutritional rickets in the province of Kars, Turkey.
METHODS
In this study, clinical and laboratory findings of 93 infants, aged between 1-24 months, who were diagnosed as
BACKGROUND
Benign convulsions with mild gastroenteritis (CwG) is a clinical condition characterized by convulsions occurring in otherwise healthy children, usually in the absence of fever and in the presence of mild acute gastroenteritis. Until now, CwG had not been fully recognized as an epileptic
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This study was performed to compare the clinical features between febrile convulsions and benign convulsions associated with viral gastroenteritis.
METHODS
We retrospectively reviewed the medical records of 706 children admitted to the Sunlin Hospital for either febrile convulsions or
The seasonal distribution patterns of febrile seizures and of respiratory and enteric viral pathogens are similar. In this study, we analyzed trends in febrile seizures and viral infection in Korean children, using big data from the Korean Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service OBJECTIVE
Mania in bipolar disorder (BD) and partial (focal) seizures (PS) arising from the temporal lobes, have a number of similarities. Typically, a chronic course of the disorders is punctuated by acute illness episodes. Common features of episodes may include sensory, perceptual, cognitive and